Got a great website, Why go Mobile?

“Why should my business go mobile? I am already on the web, after all mobile could just give another interface to the web.” According to the latest statistics from Google, around 2/3 of the search comes from iOS alone. Apple … Continue reading

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STORYBOARD: Latest feature in iPhone programming

Storyboarding is one of the most exciting new features of iOS 5 SDK. It is useful for quickly trying out many interface ideas thereby saving some amount of time on the design. Before storyboard came into the picture, we had … Continue reading

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Safe file upload on PHP web servers: Why is it important?

You are a successful business organization. Some time back, you had realized your need for growth, and the great new website of yours was going to help you in expanding your business all over the world. After putting in lot … Continue reading

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REST Web Services and Authentication

REST Web service and Basic Authentication Recently we had a requirement in one of our projects to implement a RESTful web service for consumption by end client which can be an iPhone application or a php application. The acronym REST … Continue reading

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8 reasons to choose Umbraco over other content management systems

Recently, we had a real-time experience of the capabilities and advantages that Umbraco has over other content management systems, and we thought that it would be great to share this experience and learning with all of you.   One of our clients … Continue reading

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Skins in Umbraco

Skinning is a feature which lets the users decide the way the site looks to them by choosing from a set of designs/skins which are already available.  When a skin is selected, the same functionality is presented to the end … Continue reading

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