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Web Development News & Articles
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Tuesday Jul 20, 2010
Hedgehog Development's release of Team Development 2.1 for Sitecore is a perfect example of how a technology partner can create a product that makes development and deployment of the Sitecore (news, site) Web CMS that much easier.
By Geoff Spick
| Tuesday Jul 20, 2010
Content management and e-commerce firm Bridgeline (news, site) is going for growth via the shopping spree route.
By Gerry McGovern
| Monday Jul 19, 2010
Living systems get constant feedback from their external environment. To truly succeed, web teams need constant feedback from their customers.
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Friday Jul 16, 2010
Alachisoft (news, site) came out with its Sharepoint distributed caching solution last February. Yesterday, they announced the latest version which has been updated to support SharePoint 2010.
By Marisa Peacock
| Thursday Jul 15, 2010
While it’s rarely recommended that one build themselves their own content management system from scratch, there are times when it can be a good learning experience. It’s even better when what you build is actually worth building. Such is the case with Pro ASP.NET 4 CMS, a new platform developed by Alan Harris.
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Wednesday Jul 7, 2010
Whether you are a small business or a development shop, Microsoft is providing more ways for you to create websites built on their technology and a number of web content management systems.
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Tuesday Jul 6, 2010
The tools for Microsoft web developers are getting better and better these days, we've seen that with the SharePoint 2010 tools for Visual Studio 2010. But Microsoft is now also coming out with a new web server to support all ASP.NET developers: IIS Express.
By Geoff Spick
| Monday Jun 28, 2010
Microsoft (news, site) has sneaked out a new preview version of its upcoming Web browser to highlight its vision of the next-gen Internet.
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Wednesday Jun 23, 2010
As organizations build more web applications and bring more people to their website to engage in social activities, the need to keep their website running smoothly is critical. A new book from O'Reilly called Web Operations: Keeping the Data on Time should help you understand how to run these website effectively.
By Chelsi Nakano
| Wednesday Jun 23, 2010
If you’re looking to house all of your apps in one place, you might want to check out JackBe. On June 30th, the company is releasing a tool that will allow enterprises to build their own application shop.
By Gerry McGovern
| Monday Jun 7, 2010
The organization is a tribe and the customer is a stranger. That's why it's so hard to be customer-centric.
By Chelsi Nakano
| Thursday May 20, 2010
Of course, right when we hint at Google's lack of storage options, the company goes and announces Google Storage for Developers. The RESTful cloud service is another layer of the Web giant's storage and networking infrastructure, and competes directly with Amazon S3.
By Seth Gottlieb
| Wednesday May 19, 2010
Regardless of whether you're implementing a Web CMS, iterating a web application or building a new web platform from scratch your technical project environment is probably fairly chaotic -- most are. Here are 8 management tips for balancing the oft dueling needs of forward progress and longer term software sanity.
By Chelsi Nakano
| Wednesday May 19, 2010
Should you pay the same amount to store non-critical data as you do to store critical data? Amazon (news, site) today says no. The now books, now cloud computing company has introduced a new -- and significantly less expensive -- tier to their S3 cloud storage service.
By Chelsi Nakano
| Wednesday May 19, 2010
Yesterday Big G tided over users eager for some Google I/O news with a small treat: contextual gadgets. These gadgets draw information from Web applications, social networks, business services and other systems, and place it in your Gmail account.