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Tuesday, 10 August 2004 06:30 |
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Please find below a number of links that I found interesting, or that I want for some reason or another Google be aware of. - in a short while tanteterra will make its entrance on http://www.tanteterra.org
- Why isn't there a speed dating site for cats and other pets? Adult content, quick dating. Only sex.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 05 December 2011 12:55 )
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 25 September 2008 14:14 |
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Upperware was founded in 1996 as a software company active in the field web applications. A host of seeming coincidences shifted the focus of activities ever more towards cultural heritage. Upperware is even today still a synonym for her founder, Jos Snellings.Most applications are developed on the basis of well established Open Source platforms and components (apache, tomcat, cocoon...).
Upperware develops web applications that serve custom designed multimedial websites. We perform technical and functional analyses and maintain applications. Upperware's activities span the whole life cycle of a product, from the elaboration of a concept until and including implementation and maintenance.
These applications were developed in recent years: - multilingual thesauri
- inventory system for cultural heritage
- an on line XML editor
- document management via http-interface
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Go Google or stay? App Engine, an exploration. |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 07 July 2004 12:00 |
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In june 2009, I purveyed an exploration of Google App Engine. App Engine received a java API recently. With App Engine you may use Google's computing infrastructure to host your own applications. The first experiences are positive. It does not take a big amount of coding to create a small web application. A first webapp was a variation on the guestbook sample provided by Google. Getting the programming environment to work is easy, the plugin nests itself smoothly within the Eclipse IDE (Ganymede), and after a first upload there is: http://kabbalistic-joke-number.appspot.com and it was no problem to link this to this domain, so it has now: http://kabbalistic-joke-number.upperware.biz Is this the ultimate solution for small/medium enterprises? For the time being the big question remains as to how these applications scale as the customer grows. The good part of this is, should it be necessary to move, then this can be done at a minimum cost: this is all 100% standard interfaces. You can switch JDO implementations, you can migrate your |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 20 August 2009 11:57 )
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