Last month saw two new Ideograph projects come to completion.

• GreatWorkPerks.com, a website for a Los Angeles based firm that lets employees take better advantage of perks available them through their workplace.
• myEARTH360.com, an eCommerce site for the well-known retailer of eco-friendly products.

Code is much easier to read when its different syntactical elements are colored differently. Modern IDEs do this automatically, but when pasting a code fragment into a webpage it is normally just displayed in a monospace font. We recently installed the GeSHiFilter module, which colors code syntax in our pages automatically. Here's how we did it.

iCopyright Discovery is a fairly new Java program we've been working on that scours the web for potential copyright infringement. Because it does a lot of pulling content off of the web as part of its job, by refactoring it into a multithreaded application build around a producer/consumer work queue, we increase throughput dramatically.

After long last, we've finally replaced our old website.

Like the cobbler whose children go shoeless, we hadn't gotten around to giving our website a facelift since 2003 — and we hadn't added any new content to it since late 2005. The old site was okay as far as it went, but we decided to upgrade the technology and content now for a variety of reasons: