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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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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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Continuous Integration for Android Smartphone

We already have a post on how Continuous Integration allows developers to work as a team effectively.  Now let’s get into the finer details of implementing CI for Android applications and iPad applications. Our Android smartphone and iPad CI teams … Continue reading

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Implementation of CI

The commonly used tools in the continuous integration process are: CruiseControl.Net [ Version: 1.5.0.6268] Visual SVN Server [Version: 2.0.7] MSBuild Microsoft FXCop [Version: 1.36] SourceMonitor [Version: 2.5.1.0] CruiseControl .Net CruiseControl.Net is an automated integration server that automates the integration process … Continue reading

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Information Architecture –An Overview

In a web development environment, a client would come up with a pile of requirements to a web development firm like ours. Even if the core development starts from building HTML and ends at coding and deploying, there is an … Continue reading

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Continuous Integration

            Code Integration A software development team consists of a set of developers each working in their own development environments, containing tools to develop. Due to the different environments in which the code is getting built and the … Continue reading

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