At 280 North we’ve been working on a framework called Cappuccino for creating what we like to call desktop class applications. These are not your average web sites, but instead a new breed of web application that aims to replace many of the programs that currently run on your desktop. When we launched 280 Slides, [...]
Continue reading...5. February 2009
It is quite interesting to see how web development turned from a niche for brochure-ware and intranets to one of the biggest software development environments in the market over just a few years. “The web as the platform” is a hollow dream no longer ‐ you can now run and develop a web application without [...]
Continue reading...23. October 2007
Reporting is perhaps one of the biggest business deliverables for enterprise IT. Being able to say how many widgets were sold in month seven in year XX, sub-divided by customer ABC grouping, is one of the easiest ways to make management happy. But when building a web app, reporting is the last thing on many [...]
Continue reading...6. August 2006
Before we even get near a terminal, we’re going to want to think about the general architecture of our application and do a fair bit of planning. So put away your PowerBook, find a big whiteboard and some markers, order some pizza, and get your engineers together. In this article, we’ll look at some general software [...]
Continue reading...2. August 2006
So you are building a web application… good for you! How are you doing? “Lots of people have signed up so we’re doing really well”, that sounds nice in a “you probably have no clue” kind of way. Allow me to explain. Part of the benefit of doing business online is you can track EVERYTHING. Web [...]
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28. February 2009
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