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Adobe’s Apollo Program
Offline applications have often been a thorn in the side of developers. Adobe is coming to the rescue - the company has…
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How Not To Make Your Customer Hate You
Perhaps the best single guideline for web design is to ask yourself, "what do I like?" Seems an obvious concept, but if you do any surfing at all, you know there are some sites that grab you and keep you, and others you'll break your mouse finger to get out of. The purpose of this article is to remind you of the things you hate.
Japanese Search Targets U.S. Counterparts
According to the proverb "the enemy of my enemy is my friend," search competitors Google, Yahoo, and MSN would do well to band together in the face of a new threat. Thirty Japanese companies, with the support of the Japanese government, are joining up to create a competing search engine.
Java Gains, .NET Holds In The Asia Pacific
Asian developers are steadily adopting Java EE 5, according to the first volume of Evans Data Corp's APAC Development Survey. .NET is also doing well in the Asian market, with a heavy majority of developers using it in addition other products.
SEO Benefits for Online Shopping Sites
Having worked at a J.Crew store awhile back and now working as a project manager at a reputable SEO firm, I want to shine some light on how heavily branded and well-recognized retail shopping sites can benefit from SEO.
IBM Helps Apache Self-Heal
Big Blue gave a boost to the Apache Open Source Foundation today by lending its "self-healing" data automation software aimed at helping companies automate their data centers, which IBM says is especially useful in "virtual environments" where a system bottle neck can disrupt online transactions.
