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So you’ve created this awesome mobile application that you’re ready to share with the world. Has your app met all the criteria needed to make it through the approval process? Before you submit either your iOS or Android app for … Continue reading
I often see e-commerce websites get developed then sit in their current form for years without any changes apart from the product inventory. If you own an e-commerce store, you should know that a static store may as well be … Continue reading
In my opinion, the number of tablets, smart phones, laptops, etc that enter the market each week is a bit excessive. Don’t get my wrong, I love all the devices that I use in my daily life, but as a … Continue reading
Windows XP was released in October 2001 to believe it or not a somewhat cold reception. It was the first version of Windows to merge consumer and business oriented features around a central kernel. This was to alleviate “DLL Hell” … Continue reading
Back in December, we talked about this big metaphorical ship known as the “Mobile Web”. Since then, have you purchased your ticket and jumped on board? A common reason to not take the plunge is the concern of how much … Continue reading
In my first review of Woot.com, I talked about the cool and engaging features that made Woot.com a successful yet nontraditional eCommerce store. Now that we have the background information on what Woot is and how it works, we have … Continue reading
Today I wanted to touch base on the 960 grid system. The first time I had seen and used the 960 grid system, I’ll be honest, it was very confusing. I really wasn’t a fan of it and didn’t fully understand … Continue reading
Google’s recent announcement that they are discontinuing their Google Reader service in July, along with the CalDavAPI, and a number of other services, has me thinking about one of the pains of being a developer. When you develop against a … Continue reading
Last month in my post I discussed the challenge that local retailers face in determining whether or not they should leverage e-commerce. When I say e-commerce, I mean more than just finding a cheap template from a low cost hosting … Continue reading
The recent Chinese attacks against various US websites as well as the security breach at Facebook and Apple has put hacking and security back in the spotlight. While these attacks were quite focused and sophisticated, the simple fact remains that … Continue reading
