I have been using a new piece of Javascript that seems to have this all covered though. It listens out for changes in your CSS document and then will refresh the page automatically to show these changes. It is a great way to speed up styling a new site as well as for small bug fixes. The plugin has been developed by http://cssrefresh.frebsite.nl/ and is a simple case of copying their code and inserting a link just underneath your css file in the header. It doesn’t rely on having any other framework installed and works straight off.

They do also have a Bookmarklet that you can install in your browser too that will work in the same way, but personally I would prefer to include it myself.

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The Whisk service is intended to create shopping lists of ingredients based on recipes that are stored online. It is designed to be integrated into online recipe sites and link people though to high street supermarkets and food retailers to be able to process the request with a simple one click process. The user would also be able to create shopping lists to be printed out and then take their shopping list with them to the supermarket next time they go.

During the show, Sir Alan Sugar was not completely sold on the idea, stating that he didn’t see the need for it, and that it wouldnt be a product that he would be wishing to use or see the value in investing in. However since the show finished it would appear that Holzherr has been in undated with people saying that it would be a service that they would like to see on the internet and would be something that they would support.

Nick is hopeful that this start up company will prove to Sir Alan that in fact he made a mistake by turning down his idea and will show that he can make a large sum of money from the idea.

I was trying to stress to Lord Sugar and his advisers that you don't need a lot of money to build this, We're hoping we'll be able to generate revenue quite quickly

Nick Holzherr, Creator of Whisk

With a large number of recipes now based online, and a large number of users using this as their main source of getting new recipes to try out at home, Whisk as an idea has got great potential to take off and be used on a wide scale with the correct marketing strategy put behind it.

One of the investors to buy into the Whisk idea stated:

Quite simply, blending recipes with online shopping is a space in the online world which remains untapped, but certainly won't for much longer.

Doug Scott, Midlands Based Investor

Sir Alan Sugar, is well known for being a key investor in new start up businesses and is very successful at what he does, however it will be interesting to see if on the launch of this website if he in fact did pick the wrong candidate from the final few that he could have chosen from.

Whisk has opened its doors to anyone wishing to be one of the very first users of the site, as well as promising a new App that will be released on the App store. The App promises to give the users tips to help cut down in food wastage as well as giving recipe tips and a place for users to save their favourite recipes and shopping lists for future reading.

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He recently left his role at Apple to join PushON. Dave has a good level of understanding in many different programming languages, as well as good attention to detail and a determination to see complex website development projects through to completion. During his course Dave developed his knowledge of PHP4, MySQL, XHTML and CSS. He also has a great understanding of usability and ensures all his sites fully comply with web standards.

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