How to Make AJAX Read between the Lines
Monday the 8th, January 2007 at 05:28 AM (CST)
Dmitry Sheiko - 0 Talkback(s) with 1584 Reads
Your site may contain a wealth of technical terms. The user while viewing it may have to wonder about their meaning. What can be done to provide site visitors with instant answers to the questions they have?
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Site Sapiens: new prospects in business integration
Monday the 18th, December 2006 at 07:39 AM (CST)
Dmitry Sheiko - 0 Talkback(s) with 1032 Reads
Web 2.0 Era has brought new requirements for web-applications, new tasks, new solutions and new tendencies. One of most essential tendencies is web-integration. The whitepaper narrates what that task is and how it is solved.
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What is XML Sapiens?
Wednesday the 6th, December 2006 at 10:37 AM (CST)
Dmitry Sheiko - 0 Talkback(s) with 809 Reads
The number of commercial CMSs is diligently growing up. Many of open standards have been approved lately. They allow to structure information within sites, separate it from design, but the most of CMSs still don?t follow them. The XSLT standard exists for quite a long time. It allows to form documents from different sources: XML-files with structured document contents and an XSL-template with the description how the document will be presented at the site. Besides, document forming can be performed at the client side. Well, XSLT is a perfect solution in conception, but practically it is used quite rarely within CMSs. Why? Maybe we need new solutions, which include features of the open standards and are easy to use. One of those solutions can be XML Sapiens markup language. So, what is XML Sapiens?
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Tips on Corporate Internet Branding from Mosaic
Monday the 18th, September 2006 at 07:11 AM (CDT)
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Mosaic as a branding consultant has been offering a lot of Diversified Outsourcing Services and is a big name for Branding Concepts, Corporate Internet Branding & Internet Branding Strategies
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Aspect-Oriented Programming and PHP
Tuesday the 25th, October 2005 at 08:40 PM (CDT)
Dmitry Sheiko - 0 Talkback(s) with 1046 Reads
Time is passing and the requirements for the developed systems and projects become much more large-scale and complicated. We need Aspect-Oriented Programming. We need it in PHP...
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Data, its presentation and user interface forms
Wednesday the 2nd, March 2005 at 11:27 AM (CST)
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Dmitry Sheiko writes "To deliver information to a user a site is needed. Web site content should be managed and that involves separation data from its presentation. The task is still often solved with the help of templates in program technologies. Though now we have XSLT technology at our disposal. Any document can be represented with data that is structured in detail with the help of XSL. It is quite enough to report the corresponding XSL template to define a proper graphic presentation for the data. XSL language is polymorphous and permits high flexibility in format changes of documents. This might seem to be St.Grail of web development - we add XSL tools to our arsenal and shorten the time of the project development thus raising its quality. But perhaps we lost sight of a significant something. Read this article about it "
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How to Make Own CMS
Thursday the 11th, November 2004 at 09:36 AM (CST)
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Anastacia Davidenko writes "Every day millions of new web documents emerge on the Internet, and the amount of web management tools is growing simultaneously. These tools are usually referred to as Content Management Systems, CMS for short. If you have a web site and still do not use any CMS, you will definitely face a choice to buy or to develop an enterprise content management solution in the near future. What would you do if you wanted to develop a CMS, your own software that has a WYSIWYG editor and perfectly meets all your requirements and security standards? Can this task be fulfilled? Which ROI should you expect? You will have to answer all those questions all by yourself. Your chance to success can be increased if you gain an understanding of basics of a web content management system.
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XML Sapiens - the power to set you site alive!
Wednesday the 10th, November 2004 at 05:15 AM (CST)
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Dmitry Sheiko writes "Have you ever looked for an Open Source CMS for your site? We are sure that you must have faced some problems while developing functional models. Maybe you even had to turn down some nice ideas about interface and content. Most likely you thought "It would be cool if there were a macro language to describe my site interfaces without any limitations to predefined stamps". And you were definitely right!"
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Tutorial : Basics of HTML | Course 1
Sunday the 2nd, February 2003 at 01:53 PM (CST)
Antti Simonen - 0 Talkback(s) with 2608 Reads
In this article I'll show you the very basics of HTML language. We'll create our very first HTML page from the scratch while I'll explain things to you. This article is the first part from the serie of three articles covering the secrets of HTML language.
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Current Insights by META Group Analysts
Wednesday the 6th, March 2002 at 03:19 PM (CST)
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Our research shows that many portal projects are currently being hijacked by internal corporate politics. Because enterprise portals mediate access to a wide variety of data sources and applications, the perception (and a large part of the reality) is that whoever controls the portal holds the power in an organization. Hence, we see a gold rush of different departments implementing "corporate" portals in an attempt to stake their claim. Senior managers should resist this tendency to inject corporate politics into infrastructure decisions. (Jeffrey Mann)
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