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MobileESP as a WordPress Plugin

James Mehorter has kindly supported MobileESP in the past and helped identify a couple of holes in the MobileESP detection code (usually around random BlackBerry devices). (And yes, we’ve added some of them to our official new useragent test list.) Well,

Posted in Projects Using MobileESP

MobileESP: Ported to Python!

Hi, folks — The community has delivered another great port of MobileESP! Jury Gerasimov sent me an email last week with the good news. Jury’s company in Irkutsk, Russia, (that’s one of the largest cities in Siberia!) has been developing a

Posted in Code Updates, General, How To - Python, MobileESP APIs, Projects Using MobileESP

MobileESP: Ported to Classic ASP (VBscript)!

Hi, folks — I’ve been remiss in sharing this good news… A few weeks ago, I received an email from Miguel Barrero that he has ported MobileESP to Classic ASP — which means classic VBscript. So for you folks who

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MobileESP in Action: The OpenCart Mobile Framework

Hi, folks — We recently received an email from Rumen Dmitrov who told us how he’s using MobileESP in his commercial project… “I use MobileESP as an essential part of my new project called OpenCart Mobile Framework http://bit.ly/rxJ8Ot. MobileESP cares for

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MobileESP for Joomla!

The good folks at Weever recently sent us a note letting us know that they have ported MobileESP to a Joomla plug-in called (appropriately enough) “MobileESP for Joomla.” Fantastic! Feel free to download the latest version of MobileESP for Joomla

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MobileESP: Ported to Ruby!

One of the web developers using MobileESP has ported the code library to Ruby. How cool is that?!? If you’re a Ruby enthusiast, you can download the latest version of MobileESP from GitHub at: https://github.com/eimermusic/mobileesp Martin has made a few

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