I spent some time yesterday adding a new feature to DXAnywhere this being the ability to see DX Cluster spots on a Google Map, after a little researching on how the Google Maps API works I had a prototype on-line before lunch and got feed back within a couple of minutes of posting the website [...]
I’ve decided to take some time out of development of DXAnywhere to give everyone some details about how the development progress is going, if you follow either @m3php or @dxanywhere your probably aware of most things but not everything gets tweeted.
Since August the development of DXAnywhere has increased a fair amount and from when I [...]
The other night I was chatting to Paul (M0TZO) who suggested I made the weather station which I have at home send tweets automatically I thought this was a great idea and noticed that Cumulus by Sandaysoft now supports twitter. So it was just a simple task of adding a few details to get it [...]
Since yesterday I’ve started sending the NOAA WWV Solar flux, A & K Indexs over the micro commmunications tool Twitter using the @DXAnywhere account. The system automatically pushes out an up date every 3 hours and ten minutes.
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