Doing it and doing it and doing it ...WELL!

We are back!

Fresh with another launch, A1Infrared.com is alive and kicking. After a little fussing with HostGator,

I believe that is unacceptable

we were able to get ionCube Encoder working. Yes, we do support open source, but our core framework libraries are not open source. So, we want to give thanks to HostGator for meeting our requirements.

In other news, we are moving strong with Lease2Buy, approaching the finish line. With the last cup of Gatorade crushed and dropped a few miles back, we are leading the marathon. See, most of the other web companies start off fast, but they're quickly wheezing in the back. Not us, not here at ProjectSkyLine. We set a pace and keep to it. In fact, we're starting to set a pace for a lot of *stuff* that's going on. We going strong.

Keep in touch.

- psl

Back in Brown

- Primus.

Welcome all!

Its been sometime since our last info dropping session, but we have some great, GREAT, news.

First off, we just secured a project to develop a high end, feature rich, "z0mg web2pt0" application.
Our client is based in sunny CA., and has hired ProjectSkyLine to do the impossible.

And yup, we will do it.

In other news, we've secured another large, custom application, with Vaupell. We've spoke of Vaupell in the past, and have done work for them as well.

We had performed a 'code audit' on a very messy, and error prone piece of custom software. WARP is the name. ... And now we've been hired to bring WARP into 2008, a la WARP2. heh.

We've also been hired by HotGovi, to create the layout of their new site. Devin, our Creative Director, is taking charge of this project, and providing some excellent UI's and pallettes.

We look forward to seeing Devin's finished work.

The SECOND campaign of Project-Contact begins Monday, April 2nd. This sales campaign will be aided by Travis, our newest sales associate. We'll keep you posted with updates!


- psl

TechTrax Article Debut

Hello all,

Our first TechTrax article has debuted! ProjectSkyLine' chief engineer Ben has written a great article, 'Automatically Generate Documentation for Source Code with HeaderDoc', which explains how to setup a mechanism for generating source code documentation for any project (PHP is the example).

The same technique debuted in the article is used here at PSL. Because of the size of our clients projects, we need up to date, detailed and accurate project documentation.

In other news, we've landed a large job for 'mash up' of types. A beta will be released in a few months so stay tuned. Not much else can be announced...its a skunk works project!

See you soon!

- psl