Monthly Archives: April 2010

Web 2.0 isn’t just a fad, it was a new method of sharing favorite information, and has grown to standards conformation, easy to use websites which has developed into a system that is now widely used across the net.  In fact, the larger companies IT staff would call one “Old-School” if they didn’t have their social networks linked into their website.  And they would be right.  We all have to remember that like a computer   [...]

The rave is in and not only have two cities in North Carolina been selected as candidates for Google’s new fiber optic network, but these two cities are in the top 100, making North Carolina the only state that has two cities in the list.  Coming in at number 7 on Google’s new “naughty and nice” list is Asheville, North Carolina.  However soaring through the ranks from the original number 28  [...]

Some may have noticed this week that the e-NC Authority has been taking very detailed surveys from North Carolina internet users.  Rumor has it that North Carolina legislature is being pushed by e-NC to greatly enhance broadband availability and quality in the state of North Carolina.  It is said that this survey is part of a plan to completely remap all of the broadband in North Carolina in a means that surpasses any other   [...]

Activities Ireland, lead by Nessa McCall came to us in January of 2010 with a great need for a website that just “works”.  We delivered a sleek website that is both “Irish”, presentable, and professional!  Starting with a featured hotels box, client logins, and a custom flash area selector, Activities Ireland was ready and set to start taking their business to the next level.  In April of 2010, Ms McCall had a dire issue with her web-hosting company, they were severely limiting her bandwidth and causing her site to load slow and the search engines not to index her  [...]

Dragon Age: The Rift, also known as “The Rift Project” was created in need to create game add-ons for the ever popular game produced by BioWare, Dragon Age: Origins.  The Rift Project needed a website that was comprehensible, scalable, accessible, and allowed collaboration.   We delivered just that plus a full suite of multi-media, communications applications including ONLINE VoIP, and  [...]

Vraul is our parent’s experiment and test-bed into the Social Networking and Media fields.  This site was developed and designed to allow people to sign up and start building social networks.  This site also allows these users to create their own feature rich blog which allows for extensive customization for each user plus a unique domain name per  [...]

Wallace-Rose Hill Class of 2000 was a very unique project for us at Goldsboro Web Development because not only did we have to meet the demands of a informational site, we also had to deliver a stepped permissions system that allowed for committee members to send out emails, gather data about class members, and provide for a community gathering  [...]