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ASP vs. PHP which is good website language By : mili HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) originated as a simple word processor and found success on the web. HTML continues to evolve today and it is what nearly all web languages today are currently based on, however, HTML has one very large down-side: it is not dynamic. HTML is known as a 'static' language. Because HTML is static, database interaction, which is so heavily relied on today, is not possible using HTML. An Opensource Web Development Frame Work Ruby on Rails By : Neha Shah Ruby on Rails (RoR) is open source web development framework that is scripted in Ruby. RoR is based on MVC (Model View Controller) architecture that divides entire application into layers which makes it highly manageable and easy to maintain. RoR includes advanced application development paradigms like DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) and Convention over configuration. It follows Agile Software Development Cycle x64 for Imaging Purposes: What's the Catch? By : Max Osokin The article briefly discusses pros and cons of migrating to x64 platforms for addressing memory-related image processing issues. Migrating to x64 may seem an unpopular decision but what do we get in return? Internet Communication Made Easy for .NET Developers By : Alexandre Poloziouk Save time developing efficient and clean client-server products in .NET environment with pure managed .NET code with client and server components for FTP, SMTP, and POP3 protocols. Email Forms - a Tough Task for Wannabe Programmers By : Jim Pretin the challenge inexperienced programmers face when creating an email form for their website Repeatable Code - A Step Up From Reusable Code By : George Gilbert Reusable code is a category of code that few managers or developers seem to pay much attention to until they need it. Maybe they would pay more attention to repeatable code. Oscommerce Customization By : Michale Jordon OSCommerce is an online shop e-commerce solution. It is one of the most versatile shopping cart solution and offers vast range of customization options to online store owners depending on their need at an affordable price. Fonts for DTP, Print Medias, Corporate Branding, Letter Copy By : Andreas Grimm A company or website is always in search of something unique, a unique logo, a unique colour and even a unique font. Today there is as much emphasis laid on the logo of a company as is laid on the font the company’s letter head uses or the font used on the company’s website. DTP (DeskTop Publishing) is what makes boring business cards and letterhead’s look exciting, today the largest applications of fonts is undoubtedly in the DTP industry, an increasingly large number of companies are looking for a custom font, or a font that is essentially unique from others Web Development Services in India at affordable rates By : Rahul Doshi An India based web development companies specialize in customized web application development, rich internet applications, software development services, internet marketing services. They offer creative, robust, professional and business oriented web solutions to customers using latest technologies to give an edge against their competitors and smoothens their industry process. Instant EXE Programming Utility Review By : James Pearson A new programing utility, Instant EXE allows users to create their own software programs using a completely graphical interface and without learning difficult programming languages. This review reveals more about it. Even You Can Create Your Own Software By : James Pearson Encouraging words and guidance to help you become a computer programmer. See why nearly anyone can write simple programs for their own use or even for sale. Software Product Development--the Unsolved Mystery of High Tech Part II By : Phil Morettini We've covered a lot of what goes wrong in the software development process in Part I. Let's continue that discussion, and look for some answers: