Recent content by Shmohel

Hell... I think it's pretty cool. think of it as an experiment.

I just added a new feature to the site that allows members to host a blog at the Tavern. http://www.recipetavern.com/forums/index.php?automodule=blog for more information.

That's how I cam across him. There is a thread in the Website reviews section for this site. http://webdevelopers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=101028 He took a look at my site, and we got into emailing back and forth last night, and then he put it together for me. He's a real great guy to work with.

I know, I need to add the directiosn for the beer. I used a can of raspberry extract.

Thanks. I was working on it last night, but in a dev site. I just uploaded the skin this morning. The actual base skin (the darkgrey and orange thing) was one I downloaded as an IPB skin. I then made a bunch of slight modifications and tweaks until I decided I needed the new color scheme. I...

Agreed. I hope I have corrected all my mistakes... My grammar is not what you would call top-notch. I probably have better German grammar than English!

After getting a lot of feedback regarding the dark grey and orange color scheme, I have decided to make a update to the look of RecipeTavern. The project has progressed nicely, and I have added many new features, with more still to come. The RSS feed is up and running, and the files are now...

Hey, I happily fork over $34 for a 4-pack of World Wide Stout when I see it.

I'd say that's a good definition. When I think of Blog, I usually think of one person's individual expression.

The major advantage of BeerSmith is that it is cimpliant with the BeerXML standard. Meaning you can import and export BeerXML files. For those that don't know about BeerXML, here is a snippet from their website: http://www.beerxml.com

I know I have seen discussions about making bread here before, I just can;t locate them now. Anyone here use spent grains in making breead? Any thoughts/suggestions?

Looks good guys. And, not that I am trying to wrecklessly plug my own site, but I was thinking of adding in the ability for members at RecipeTavern to create and maintain blogs within the framework of the site.

Don't get too upset I did not mean to offend anyone, nor am I tryiong to self-promote my site. It honestly began as a project with the sole intention of supporting my own brewing activities and organization. Then, it seemed like others in the brewing community were interested in something...

It should not take much. I am just double checking with TxBrew on the DB structure here on this site to determine the best method.

My site is able to load ProMash files. Not the .rec format (as there are legal issues with using it) but the text exported file that ProMash generates. I am also going to allow for BeerXML standard files (http://www.beerxml.com). Some of the other features that you mentioned previosuly in...