Site Credits • Nong Khai Information.com ...a resource for tourists and residents

Site Credits

The following tools and resources have made the design and development of this website SIGNIFICANTLY SIMPLER, so thank you to all of their software developers and authors! I would highly recommend all of these products.

	This site has been designed, developed and implemented using an Apple Mac.
	This domain was registered with and is host by GoDaddy. "The Web is your Domain!"
	All HTML, CSS, PHP and JavaScript programming was coded using Espresso, made by MacRabbit. I have been using Espresso since the beta release. It just keeps getting better and better. Now, with its built in "FTP on save" function I find that I am using my FTP client a lot less - it also means the second I save, it is online. No need to switch applications. I don't want to start listing all it's features, because there are too many to mention and they are all fantastic. Working with this software is a real pleasure and I always look forward to what new features and extensions are going to be added. If you, like me, code your sites by hand, this is a "must have" piece of software, in my opinion. "Mac web development, more productive than caffeine."
	Before Espresso, style Sheets were created using CSS Edit also from MacRabbit. If you are just looking for a style sheet editor, I recommend CSS Edit "Styling the Web in style."
	The stand-alone FTP Client used to upload additional parts of this site was Transmit from Panic Software "Transmit 3 takes Mac OS X ftp to the next level. again."
	Data is stored in MySQL Databases. "The world's most popular open source database"
	All mySQL databases are managed using Sequel Pro. "MySQL database management for Mac OS X 10.5"
	Code Snippets were stored in TextExpander from Smile on my Mac. "TextExpander saves you countless keystrokes with customized abbreviations for your frequently-used text strings and images."
	Passwords and site logins were stored in 1Password from Agile Web Solutions. "1Password takes care of all your online passwords so you can use strong and unique passwords for every site and never forget any of them!"
	Research, thoughts and ideas were captured using Evernote. "Capture. Sync. Find."
	Tasks were managed using Things from Cultured Code. "Task management has never been this easy."