News

News about the site, the software on it and the community of people surrounding all of this.

New spin-off site coming

Just a heads up. We're going to be spinning off a new open-source site soon. No details are publically available yet. For a while we were considering just making it part of a revamped Intrafoundation.com but as the concept evolved it was obvious they were better as separate entities.

Name to be announced.

Coming later this fall.

FYI.

Site update

The site is getting a much needed overhaul this week. New stuff will begin showing up after that is complete.

There are going to be a few changes to the site...

There are going to be a few changes to the site over the coming weeks. Apologies in advance.

Registration Bug Fixed

Intrafoundation goes online (BETA)

A preliminary version of the website is going online tonight. It will be anywhere from a few days to one week (that is, next weekend) before it is completely functional however. FYI.

Patience.

Intrafoundation is back on-line.

Intrafoundation.com, originally created back in 1998, has been off-line for the greater part of the middle of 2005, but is now back on-line with a new website, written completely from scratch in PHP with a MySQL database backend. (The old ColdFusion/ASP site and database has been imported into the new redesign however, for previous site regulars who may have wondered.)

All of the old software, tutorials, etc will be available again, as well as several new things as the months progress.

Specifically, we've joined the "Cult of the Mac". In other words ... this entire web-site was, as they say, made on a Macintosh. So you'll find all of the old Windows based software here, but now more Mac-specific tools, such as Adobe Photoshop Plug-ins, Final Cut Pro Plug-ins, and Mac OS X (PPC and Intel) software will begin showing up soon. Some of it ports of older software, some of it will be wholly new applications.

On a further note, in case anyone starts the ask the question, yes, intrafoundation.com and cedargrovedesign.com are actually sort of the same site. Same database and files, just a different front-end and purpose. That is, cedargrovedesign.com belongs to my new wife and focuses more on web design, while intrafoundation, traditionally focuses more heavily on software or the web backend.

If you're wondering why some of your posts, or questions or may end up on a site you may have otherwise not heard of -- well, that's why.

Anyway, this should be interesting....

--Min (AKA Lewis Sellers)

intrafoundation.com moving....

Sometime in the next few weeks we're moving (again). Sorry for the inconvience.

--min

RE:Intrafoundation.com changes to ASP

All those comment forms folks have filled out during downloads have now morphed into comic strips, er, comment strips, on some of the pages.

If you want to praise some specific software, you can do it on it's homepage now. Also a good place to put links to any software derived from or directly related to it.

(I.E., you've developed a killer gamespy-like clone from UDPClient and you want to show it off to the world.)

--min

Intrafoundation.com changes to ASP

Just a note, but for many years this site was driven by ColdFusion both on-line and behind the scenes. Recently, mainly because of the bloated, ever-crashing fiasco called CFMX, we`ve essentially completely abandoned the use of ColdFusion.

To reflect this, the site has itself has now switched over to pure ASP.

If you run into any issues with the redesign, feel free to post/email.

FYI.

--min

The Goth Look

Obviously the website has undergone an upgrade recently.
The spirit of a dead goth and the psychedelic furs have been inhabiting me recently.
At least that's what the voices told me.

It's a rather colourless, compared to the fashion-blind peacock of a website that came before it.
Make you think 'depressed art student sitting in a coffee house writting poetry'? Good.

--min

Intrafoundation.com has moved servers

FYI,
we moved from the server we'd been on for the last 2 or so years today.

Expect some settling and general wierdness with domain propagation and email service for another day or so as all the name servers catch up with our forwarding addresses.