Mykonos is the latest project that I have been working on, providing web design, search engine optimization, and blog theme development.

The Mykonos Secure Web Application Framework provides application teams with a full range of critical capabilities for coding, compiling, deploying, and maintaining the most secure Web applications.

For developers, these include a Web-based interface design suite, a large component library, and the widest range of security capabilities: input validation, XSS filtering, encryption, transport layer security, session management, authentication, logging, and code obfuscation.

For Administrators, a push service keeps production applications secure using Mykonos Managed Updates, a service that provides updates to the application layer, including security patches and new functionality.

The Mykonos Developer Kit is available today for free to developers, under a license that enables them to use Mykonos for application development and testing.

Visit the Mykonos Software website for more information.

It could only be better if it was called “Pixelpunk IPA”. It’s a nice-and-hoppy classic Scottish IPA with a spiky, bitter finish (with a slight taste of tropical fruits). It has an ABV of 6% and produced by BrewDog Brewery in Fraserburgh, UK.

It’s on tap now at the Tap & Mallet on Gregory Street in Rochester, NY. Ask for Kim, she’s a pretty awesome bartender and a great sport for letting me snap the photo.

I am writing this post on my iPhone using the WordPress app I just downloaded. So far I give it an A+. It was super easy to set up, has a very intuitive interface, and it supports uploading of photos directly from your phone. It does a great preview of your post and has a horizontal keyboard for easy typing. Another cool thing, I received a phone call as I was typing this post and the app was smart enough to save it as a draft so I didn’t lose any work during the interruption. Wicked cool.

- Sent from my iPhone

Edit: Learn more about the WordPress For iPhone app here.