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• What's in Store for Lowter in 2009

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  Ethan Poole

  Date

  Sat 10 Jan 2009 at 12:32

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  Blog Entry

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  Woot! As you may have noticed, Lowter has a new layout to start off the new year! Make sure to delete your browser's cache so that any cached CSS doesn't interfere with the new layout! We have a lot of great things planned for this year, but our main focus is to improve the content quality and frequency on Lowter. The new layout is the start of these improvements. We have a lot of work ahead of us, especially with the large amount of legacy content that desperately needs rewriting, but I think that we are off to a great start for reaching …

• Designing Lowter's Admin Interface

  Author

  Ethan Poole

  Date

  Mon 8 Dec 2008 at 11:29

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  Blog Entry

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  Here at Lowter, we finally have a few pieces of our new administration interface, something we have needed for months. When we moved from Ottoman to our own custom-coded system, I never actually coded an admin interface to accompany it. Everything was managed through PHPMyAdmin, directly adding content into our MySQL database. Awful idea I know. Now though, we have the ability to administer most of our day-to-day content on Lowter. One of the aspects of our new admin interface that I settled on right away is having the design extremely sim…

• 4 Years of Lowter: A Look through the Past

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  Ethan Poole

  Date

  Wed 2 Apr 2008 at 17:40

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  Blog Entry

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  Today marks the four year anniversary of Lowter! It certainly has been a great four years chatting with good friends on the forums and watching the site grow immensely. For some of our older members, this blog post should remind you of some of Lowter's earlier days and for others it gives a perspective into Lowter's development. It is interesting to see how the site has developed from Lowter Studios (a mere hobby site) into the Lowter we know today. Using archive.org, my own code archives, and other resources, I have drawn together some s…