VPS.NET Robot
The team at VPS.NET was kind enough to send over one of their amazing little robots. Here he is right after I took him out of his anti-static (To prevent electrical issues during transport) bag.
A closeup..
The little guy wasted no time and promptly got to work. I switched the flip from “node management” to programming, and he started away filling in the stub methods for some objects in the new Blesta 3.0 that’s currently under development. Took him a few minutes to learn the Dvorak key mappings (He comes with native QWERTY support only) but once he got the hang of it, it was a sight to behold. I should have taken video.
He also loves to get into things. He finished up all his work early, and I caught him playing with the paper clips. Crazy little guy!! What a personality.
So, a big thank you to VPS.NET and all the staff! Nick, Ditlev, Terry, Carlos, and the rest, well done!
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Website gets a new look
I’m happy to announce that www.blesta.com has a new look. The last design went largely unchanged for about 2 years, so we were long overdue for a facelift. There may be a few issues with missing content, or the occasional broken page but we’ll have that all cleared up in the next few days. So, what do you think?
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CentovaCast Module Released
A beta version of the CentovaCast module has been released. For more information, or to download the module, visit this thread on our forums.
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Vision Helpdesk Integration
Our friends over at Vision Helpdesk have been hard at work, they just launched v2.3.2 with Blesta integration! Now you can create invoices in Blesta directly from Vision Helpdesk, and I’m told they’ve got login share working too.
Vision Helpdesk is emerging as a leader is the support desk industry, and we recommend you check them out. They even have a free trial, so there is no obligation to buy.
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Go Go Gadget Cart Racing
We’ve been cooped up inside, cranking away on code.. so we thought Labor Day weekend might be a good time to get out and do something that didn’t involve a keyboard. We went cart racing at K1 in Anaheim on Saturday and it was good times all around. K1 Speed does indoor electric cart racing and the carts are pretty fast, fast enough to get into trouble around some of the bends. Here’s Cody, while we’re all waiting to race, sporting his iconic and all around incredibly awesome Blesta t-shirt.
Here’s Cody and Tyson, both Blesta developers. You know those video tutorials? Tyson made them.
And here are our scores after our second race. As you can see, Tyson beat me by 1/5th of a second! I’ll have to get him back next time…
