This plug-in was written to solve a problem of having two sets of usernames and passwords. One set of credentials was required to login to Intranet/Staff Area of an institution. Another set of credentials was required to login to vBulletin. This was a very redundant and unnecessary process for users. Additionally and more importantly, this discouraged users from using bulletin board system (vBulletin)

Thus, this plug-in was built with idea of vBulletin for our website, and not our website for vBulletin simply because we use our own multi-level authentication system.

This problem was solved in two steps:
1. One way syncronize user data from our own authentication system into vBulletin.
2. During the process of login into our authentication system, force seamless login into vBulletin.

This plug-in was written to solve a problem of having two sets of usernames and passwords for website intanet and moodle. Intranet is utilizing its own custom-written authentication system. Moodle is an open source e-learning platform.

Even though Moodle does provide its own solution to the problem, we found it counter-productive and unsatisfactory to our problem.

As a beta, this plug-in is activated at the time of user's login to intranet. At this time, script checks a user that is being logged in. If user's credentials are not found in Moodle users database, they are created. If credentials are present in Moodle's database, synching is activated to check password, first and last name, email and other account profile information for consistency.

This simple and effective way ensures that users will never have to worry about registering second time (for a Moodle account) or having to save/remember two sets of usernames/passwords.

Russchat.ru is a popular Russian Chat Service that offers free and paid chat rooms.

The Northern New England Writers Awards is a yearly event created to recognize and celebrate the achievements of the local writing community.

Bila Tserkva Linkpage (BTL) is an online community of Bila Tserkva citizens. Bila Tserkva is a nice little town in Kiev region, Ukraine.

This was one of my first serious web development projects that started in previous century and successfully lives until today. This site was also the first web site about Bila Tserkva town on the Internet.

Current version, 4.2b, is build based on Unix server utilizing MySql database and PHP scripting language. The site works as a dual mirror-like language resource — supporting Ukrainian and English language. Current back-end engine can support an unlimited amount of languages.
Bila Tserkva Linkpage has a custom-built web site catalogue, custom-built lite discussion board, custom-built photo gallery script, lite version of news engine, and backend management console.

CyUsers.com is Cyprus-based company providing a number of various online services to mostly Cypriot and Greek audience.