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30 August 2010 Now Thesaurus supports UTF8 as for terms as for descriptions Follow the link
10 August 2010 We've just launched Crytek.com. Thanks to Pascal Eggert for his astonishing art work on the project Follow the link
09 August 2010 When you need to test anything under IE 7 this utility will help you a lot. You can just switch between IE 8/9 to 7 by means that Follow the link
Persistent Full Duplex Client-Server Connection via Web Socket HTML5 Posted 05 May 2010

RIA is considered as one of the mostly particular to the modern Web feature, and often stands for the trend, according to which web-applications tend to desktop applications. Nonetheless the approach is very relative. Overwhelming majority of “rich” web-applications is still built on the “request-response” model. I.e. events of the client side can be reflected on the sever side, but not vice-versa. In order to make such a trivial thing as a chat, you have to go with tricks. There are different techniques to emulate bi-directional connections. Usually solutions of the kind are called Comet, thanks to Alex Russell of Dojo.


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Sapid CMF reload Open Source: Sapid Posted 30 April 2010

Eventually I reincarnated my personal site using alpha version of Sapid CMF 2. I’m still in progress refining the CMS release, but actually the only what I brought from old version is its name. So, what is going to be?

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Feature Driven Development for web-developers PHP: How to Posted 22 December 2008

About 10 years ago web-projects were mostly static and development process pretty simple. Now difference between web-applications and desktop applications disappears, functional complexity of web-projects grows up. It demands to new requirements. That’s usual now – the project is long-term , many of experts take part (non-experts as well). Everybody brings to the project backlog new ideas and goals, before the development stage as well as after. You see, goals and stories mutate and so the tasks. Preliminary estimation by time loses its reasonability. Obviously, it’s needed especial development methodology. Among so popular nowadays Agile methods there are exactly what we need – Feature Driven Development (FDD).

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How to Create Facebook Applications JavaScript Posted 06 May 2008

Has it ever occurred to you to fancy about all Facebook applications are simple and similar per se? All of these virtual hugs, gifts, greeting cards, wishes, likenesses, poke, smiles, karma-exchange and other psychological “stroking” differ only with the form, in which user get their portion of attention. Thus this niche is always open for persons interested to test their own ideas. Facebook applications enroll the audience in the way viral marketing works. Users invite their friends to use the application, those friends invite new user the same way. You see, if you have a worth idea, theoretically you can obtain the audience which works out at 20 millions of Facebook users. So there is nothing surprising in that some amateur Facebook applications are sold for tens of thousand dollars.


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Discover a World of Fascinating People. Popularly about social networking Web 2.0 Posted 12 February 2008

It is common to encounter success stories that begin with the words: “I’ve have been lucky in my life. I’ve made good friends and met like-minded people who have helped me from the beginning.

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Tendencies in Content Management Software Development or CMS 2.0 Web 2.0 Posted 21 November 2007

Opinions on the future of Web 2.0 differ, and sometimes a lot, but no one would argue that this concept in many ways shaped the present-day Internet. That is why we, developers, should follow new tendencies and trends on the market. Web 2.0 brings with it new requirements.

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Communities 2.0 or The Architecture of Participation Web 2.0 Posted 27 February 2007

Today there's no lack of reports on successful Web 2.0 community projects. This is by no means surprising as the latest community projects provide advanced interactive experience for the audience while attracting impressive investments. This results in rapid growth within the market segment and businessmen rush in to get their share of the deal. The market now offers a huge number of solutions, and some of them seem to be of quite agreeable quality. Yet very few eventually amount to a success. Why is that?

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E-Business 2.0 Web 2.0 Posted 21 February 2007

What do we know about e-business? Can we consider a corporate site a form e-business? And what about an internet-store? Try a search by any of the popular engines and you will learn a lot about e-business centers but much less about e-business as such. Most web-developers still fail to offer anything beyond the very conventional solutions: official web-site, catalogue, online store, etc. But is that really enough to develop effective e-business solutions?

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Rich Internet Applications and Content Management JavaScript Posted 19 February 2007

Today everyone talks about Web 2.0. But while the idea of a collective intelligence, implied here by the term''s inventor Tim O''Reily remains an object of trivial speculations, it is obvious that the World Wide Web is changing. Web applications are increasingly approaching the level of functionality, which is usually found only in desktop applications. And as this trend is gaining momentum, we can already witness the dawn of a new era brought about by a novel kind of web applications - Rich Internet Applications (RIA)


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Aspect-oriented Software Development and PHP PHP: Language Posted 08 November 2006

Aspect Oriented Software Development (AOSD) is a methodology meant to implement new aspects in software component using external components, but without altering the code that implements the core functionality.

The AOSD concept was applied originally by Java developers. They developed a compiler that implements the AOP (Aspect-Oriented Programming, an implementation of AOSD) white box approach, i.e. the compiler the merges the code that implements the software components core functionality with the necessary code alterations to implement the new aspects where necessary.

This paper provides an introduction into the paradigm of aspect-oriented software development (AOSD). It includes a multitude of practical examples, provided with a view to objectify such abstract approach as AOSD, as well as to help the reader easily grasp its essence and advantages. The paper is primarily intended for programmers working with PHP. Its aim is to demonstrate a way of applying AOSD in PHP-based projects already today.


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