Web Tools of the Trade

A collection of tools that make my work better, cheaper and faster.

Create awesome forms that can be embedded in your website. Example.

Email Marketing and List Management. Free email campaigns if you have less
than 400 customers and send less than 3000 emails a month.

LogMeIn - Remote Computer Access so you can access files at home
from work or visa-versa. Unlimited computers on both Free and paid
accounts, which come with more features. I use LogMeIn as a solution
for tech support for our offices across the country.

"Emerging Player to Watch" -Forrester

This E-commerce platform is still in its infancy, but is getting rave
reviews and will only get better as the community grows. As well,
Magento is Open Source so the core is free. There are many ways 
to extend the functionality as well with commercial extensions.

Joomla! - The dynamic portal engine and content management system
and the platform that this very site is built on. Open Source with a
large community base. It seems that every problem I've ever run into
working with Joomla has been discussed extensively on the forums.

A semantic personal publishing platform with a focus on aesthetics, web standards,
and usability. This is the platform I use for the Damian.mxblog. As with the others
platforms - open source and large community.

W3Schools - Tutorials and Reference for HTML CSS JavaScript XML XSL ASP
SQL languages and more. The quickest way to check how to modify a piece of code.

CopyPasteCharacter.com - Exactly what it says.