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Tag: web development
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Now You Can Use Artificial Intelligence to Build Your Website
Tel Aviv-based Wix, a web development platform, is bring artificial intelligence (AI) into website design and creation. The company today launches Wix Artificial Design Intelligence (ADI) — arguably a first of its kind solution that claims to reduce the time, design and content creation challenges associated with site development.
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Pantheon Lets You Manage Web Projects from a Single Dashboard
Drupal-based cloud platform Pantheon is introducing a new solution for businesses that want to standardize developer workflows while managing web projects and teams on a unified platform.
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The Winter of Our Dis-Content
Many institutions are identified by abbreviations that used to stand for something: American Telephone & Telegraph, the Columbia Broadcasting System, Computer Associates, International Business Machines and whatever MSNBC stood for. After a time, a corporation stands for something beyond what it produced at the time of its founding.
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Does Enterprise Communication Need Yet Another Player?
We need to change the way we communicate and collaborate around work. Email is dead. Ditto for never-ending meetings and conference calls that force you to be in a particular place and at a particular time for way too long.
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Top Takeaways from DevOps Enterprise Summit #DOES14
Velocity 2014 was nice -- I really enjoyed it. But DevOps Enterprise Summit ? It was the bomb! It could have been the “new-ness.” It could have been the smaller crowd. It could have been the tighter focus on enterprise concerns.
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Building for Office 365? Microsoft has APIs for That #TEE14
Our final dip into the Microsoft TechEd Europe meeting in Barcelona this week comes in the shape of new APIs for Office 365. These will enable developers to create applications that build on and tap into the Office 365 platform.
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Bring Your Workforce Together with Open APIs
A funny thing happened over the last decade or so: Our work networks got really, really big. It wasn’t that long ago that even the most seasoned salesperson’s address book would have maybe a couple hundred entries.
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Responsive Design: Great for Web Sites, Hard for Mobile Devices
Responsive web design (RWD) is generally regarded, as CMSWire writer Tom Murphy noted today, "just fine for now." But a new survey from Trilibis, a provider of mobile development solutions, claims mobile performance on responsive design websites is often "unacceptable.
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Celtra Offers Cross-Screen HTML5 Tech for Brand Advertising
Which HTML5 camp are you in? Some think HTML5 hasn't met expectations as a platform for mobile applications. An IDC report, "The Evolving State of HTML5," noted the technology is still plagued with misconceptions. Native app development and HTML5 will continue to co-exist, the IDC predicted.
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HTML5: Still Not Living Up to Expectations
HTML5 hasn't met expectations as a platform for mobile applications, according to a new report from industry research firm IDC. The report, "The Evolving State of HTML5," [fee required], notes the technology is still riddled with misconceptions.
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Report: HTML5 is the Future for Enterprise Developers
A new report finds standards-based HTML5 development, whose popularity has been growing in part because such apps can run cross-platform, has caught on big in the enterprise. HTML5 is the latest version of the HMTL hypertext markup language.
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7 Ways to Determine the Merits of Responsive Web Design
In a world with so many device types, responsive design can be a godsend, but it also takes more time, money and effort. A new report from Forrester Research offers a tool for determining when responsive design for web sites is a good idea.
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Yahoo Acquires Lexity For Small-Biz Ecommerce Tools
Yahoo's wallet remains firmly open as it picks up yet another company (at least its third this month), this time focusing on the small business offerings of Lexity to expand its ecommerce range.
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Five Cool Things From Microsoft's Build Keynote #bldwin
While the release of Windows 8.1 was the biggie at Microsoft's first keynote, there was lots of other smart, useful or fun features, either as part of Windows or from other areas, that are coming developers and users way as part of Microsoft's future plans.
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