Seth Gottlieb wrote a good article about choosing an OpenSource CMS. Given the fact that there are so many choices at varying degrees of maturity, I think his advice in the conclusion is definitely sound: Open-source content management software presents an attractive option for companies looking for a straightforward solution to a common...

I don’t usually give credit to forwards and humorous web items, but this one was actually pretty amusing given our industry.  Since we are a Nashville Web Development firm (SEO Plug), I thought this joke/post would be appropriate.  Thanks to Shane Messer of The Incubator Group for sending it my way!  If you can appreciate [...]

I don’t usually give credit to forwards and humorous web items, but this one was actually pretty amusing given our industry.  Since we are a Nashville Web Development firm (SEO Plug), I thought this joke/post would be appropriate.  Thanks to Shane Messer of The Incubator Group for sending it my way!  If you can appreciate [...]

I just spent some time playing with PHP Object Generator and thought I would share my thoughts. I should mention that I think needing code generation is an indication of poor design. The reason is that in order for code generation to work there has to be enough code that is duplicated that the process of [...]

I just spent some time playing with PHP Object Generator and thought I would share my thoughts. I should mention that I think needing code generation is an indication of poor design. The reason is that in order for code generation to work there has to be enough code that is duplicated that the process of [...]

Following up on “The Technologies of Web2.0″ post from last week, I found a new article today that gives some comparisons of ASP vs PHP. The article comes to the same conclusion we came to at CentreSource. Both languages have their advantages specific to users. Some would argue that both the languages have their own [...]

Following up on “The Technologies of Web2.0″ post from last week, I found a new article today that gives some comparisons of ASP vs PHP. The article comes to the same conclusion we came to at CentreSource. Both languages have their advantages specific to users. Some would argue that both the languages have their own [...]

We found an article this week called Web2.0 Tournament. It points to many resources on the web that compare the technologies used to create web applications such as programming languages, databases, web servers, etc. I have worked with a variety of web programming languages and really enjoy seeing other people’s opinions of how they...

We found an article this week called Web2.0 Tournament. It points to many resources on the web that compare the technologies used to create web applications such as programming languages, databases, web servers, etc. I have worked with a variety of web programming languages and really enjoy seeing other people’s opinions of how they...

Many clients ask us why everyone is in love with ECommerce. While we inherently know some of the benefits of ECommerce (it is our business of course), we had never composed a comprehensive list. I searched the web to see if anyone had created a really well-defined, succinct list of benefits - but [...]

Many clients ask us why everyone is in love with ECommerce. While we inherently know some of the benefits of ECommerce (it is our business of course), we had never composed a comprehensive list. I searched the web to see if anyone had created a really well-defined, succinct list of benefits - but [...]

For the past week, we have been searching for a new web-based platform that can help consolidate our various back-end applications. We currently use SugarCRM for Contact & Sales Management, phpCollab for Project Management, Media Wiki for Documentation & Knowledgebase, and have weakly attempted to use Mantis for Bug Tracking. We also...

For the past week, we have been searching for a new web-based platform that can help consolidate our various back-end applications. We currently use SugarCRM for Contact & Sales Management, phpCollab for Project Management, Media Wiki for Documentation & Knowledgebase, and have weakly attempted to use Mantis for Bug Tracking. We also...

My previous post on PHP Live! reminded me of a rant I’ve been meaning to write about the state of some (note: some, not all) LAMP packages and the difficulties in installing and maintaining them. PHP Live! is an example of how easy and painless it can (and should) be. Others, however, suffer from a [...]

My previous post on PHP Live! reminded me of a rant I’ve been meaning to write about the state of some (note: some, not all) LAMP packages and the difficulties in installing and maintaining them. PHP Live! is an example of how easy and painless it can (and should) be. Others, however, suffer from a [...]