Technology

Integrating with Peecho: A how-to guide for printers

The word is out. Publishers are digitizing their content and coming up with innovative ways to monetize it online, paving the way for online print services. If you are looking for an extra sales channel for your printing facility and...

Integrating Peecho's Cloud Print Button into your mobile app

Peecho’s Cloud Print Button makes it easy to turn digital content into professionally printed products like photo books and magazines. It's not hard to add the button to your website and get started...

Peecho releases new cloud print button

For over a year, the Peecho cloud print button has been the simplest way to sell digital publications as professionally printed products, straight from your own website. Now, we are taking our free service...

Logging the cloud with SimpleDB

In a previous article, our chief architect Marcel Panse talked you through minimizing downtime on Amazon AWS. We showed how to deploy an application to a bunch of servers without using...

Minimizing downtime on Amazon AWS

As we argued in another article, being fast is the secret to scalability. Automation makes you speedy. It helps ruling out as many commodity tasks as possible. So, we decided to share a few tricks about increasing your...

From iPhone to Printcloud

Written by our app guru Stephan van Eijkelenburg, here is a tutorial on how to connect your iPhone app to Printcloud.

External libraries

Our iPhone code uses the following libraries.

Scalable websites with CSS3 and Javascript

The following is a little tutorial for cross-browser development of a fully scalable HTML layout. For example, look at the current Peecho website. If you resize the window, you will see that the website resizes itself, including fonts...

The good news show

Sure, we agree that the title of this blog is just an over-the-top teaser, but we do have some really goods news for you.

The past two months, we have been working really hard on expanding the use...

Major Printcloud release

What would Google do? Google always makes sure the infrastructure works first. Only then, they release the applications that depend on it. That makes sense, right?

Well, we are proud to announce that step one has been completed...

Character encoding gotchas

Just when you think you've got your spring web application nicely under control your first customer from a Scandinavian country tries to place an order. And then you are hit by the evil character encoding monster. Your customer doesn't live...

Java S3 upload using Spring RestTemplate

At Peecho, we use many of the Amazon AWS services. For example, we use EC2 for our virtual machines and S3 for all of our storage. Because of the scalable nature of S3, theoretically, we could serve an...

Android upload to Amazon S3

Willem Vermeer, one of our main community members, wrote this piece while struggling with our open source Android application. Let's go!

Programming for Android devices can be a lot of fun but every now and you're faced...

New chief architect

After opening up the API and releasing the Printclient software, there is more to celebrate at Peecho this week. From today, Marcel Panse has joined the ranks of Peecho as our new chief architect. Yeah!

As a real...