Sunday, April 3, 2016

Connect FileZilla to your Bluehost account with these simple steps

Here are the steps that you need to connect your FileZilla account to your Bluehost account.

Often these things are simple enough to achieve but when I went to do this for the first time I ran into some snags, so I thought that I would write this short article to save some of you some time when trying to perform this setup for yourself.

The main thing that held me up was the need to change the encryption settings, this video is very short and will help you get through this quickly and efficiently.



Thanks for viewing,

Cheers.

Jon Coppock
Digital Media Manager: WebbCo Media

Thursday, March 31, 2016

Limits to Success are Fake!


There are things that we all do every day without realising that we are doing them. These things become who we are.

 The path to a life well lived is to identify the things you are thinking and doing that keep your life together.

Next you have to inventory the results of your thoughts and actions and take responsibility for the state of tour affairs.

Once you assume responsibility for your affairs, don't let anyone or anything have power over what's yours, it's your life at stake here, and no one will ever care as much about your life as you do.

Never trust someone or something to do what's best for you. You must always remain in control of your own success and happiness.

No one and nothing makes you happy or sad, its your choice how the feel and react to the world around you.

Once you assume control and responsibility for your life, stop listening to the world, and people around you, they don't know how to get you where you want to go, and the world is designed to trip you up and keep you where you are.

Success is not something that's given to you or that happens to you. You create it, you take it, you make it happen, and anybody that says different doesn't have it.

The only reason you don't have the life you want is a lack of knowledge, that's it.

Everything else is an illusion or a fantasy. You have to unlearn most of what you think you know, and rewire your thinking process to receive and perceive the power to make things happen in the world.

The fastest route to achieving the life you want is to focus on and study those who already have it.

Use every asset available to gather information on who, how, and what those people are and have done to actualize their own success, then apply the same things to your life.

That's it, simple yet complex, argue it at your own peril, refute it for your own loss.

The limits you impose on yourself from a lack of knowledge are a fraud perpetrated against your success by you.

The limits to success are fake, and can be proven as such, in fact there are so many success stories to study, that one person could never study them all.

Let go of the fraud of poverty, and allow the abundance of success to fill the fabric of your life.

Sunday, August 9, 2015

What does the World Wide Web say about you?

Let's say that you look your full name up on google, what do you see? Here is a link to google, go ahead and try it right now and see what others might see when they look for you online.


What do you see. The image that you see of yourself online can be used by recruiters to determine weather or not they want to offer you a job. If a hiring recruiter is looking for you online then most likely you have the  opportunity to advance your position and employment status by getting hired, and many times that's for a better job than the one you have. 

Monday, July 27, 2015

Small Brain Connected to Big Brain

As of right now, my desk top is connected to my laptop. This may be hard to believe, but for the past nine months I have been working on my laptop and transferring files from laptop to desktop with a thumb drive. For reference I refer to my laptop as 'Small Brain' and my desktop as 'Big Brain' and I had tried in the past to link small brain with big brain using a 'work-group' in windows 7 but for reasons I never resolved, the connection never worked. Then I bought a new wireless router. After setting up the router I was able to connect big to small brain and now I can even save files from one system to the other like using an external hard drive.

This is big for me. Small brain is my main interface, a lenovo think-pad T420, and is not able to handle things like After Effects, heavy Photoshop files, and Maya is simply out of the question. When I'm developing things with Sublime and testing them in Chrome the ram use does not allow for smooth screen capture with Camtasia.

With most of my web development being done on small brain I need to backup to the toshiba terabyte external drive connected to big brain and now I can do that without cables and thumb drive transfers. This is making things smoother in my workflow so that I have less to worry about and that's always good. It's funny sometimes how small things can make such a big difference.

Cheers.

Jon

Sunday, July 26, 2015

Learning Web Development Update July 26 2015

There is a lot that has happened in the past couple of weeks. I have purposely kept family and work related matters out of this blog but I do have a family life and a regular 9 to 5 job, so on top of my web development studies there can be a lot to get in the way. I have been very busy lately.

Sunday, July 12, 2015

Javascript by Example chapter-1 Final.

In the book Javascript by Example Second Edition by Ellie Quigly at the end of the first chapter there is a short series of questions. This is my answer to those questions.


  1. Describe the life cycle of a Web page. - The life cycle of a Web page involves the items that make the page exist. Those things would include the user (not stated in the text), the browser that communicates with the network via HTTP, the network that holds the url or address for the page being called, the server where the page or documents information files are stored, the server module that is a software framework responsible for retrieving the information about the page from the server to provide an answer to the call from the browser, and finally the external files that may or may not reside on the same server such as a database or images. 

Saturday, July 11, 2015

First coding from Javascript by Example

This is more or less just a test to build a workflow of capturing code from my text editor Sublime text 2 and posting it into pages. The code is from page twenty of Javascript by Example. Here the code uses the document.write method to add an h2 html tag to the document.


Thanks for viewing.

Cheers,

Jon