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Is PHP still relevant?
Read article →: Is PHP still relevant?PHP history: from simple script to modern programming language PHP was created in 1994 by Rasmus Lerdorf, a software developer at IBM. Lerdorf developed PHP (originally Personal Home Page, later PHP: Hypertext…
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Colour Theory When Designing
Read article →: Colour Theory When DesigningColour Theory for Designers: Psychological Impact and Practical Application Effective colour choices form the basis of successful design and determine how your audience responds emotionally to your brand. Colour theory helps designers…
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Three misconceptions about the price of custom web applications
Read article →: Three misconceptions about the price of custom web applicationsThe first time you put a quote for a custom web application next to the monthly fee of an off-the-shelf package, the conclusion comes fast: custom software is expensive. But that comparison…
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The sectors that benefit most from custom software, and what they have in common
Read article →: The sectors that benefit most from custom software, and what they have in commonEvery list of sectors that benefit from custom software names the same handful: manufacturing, logistics, healthcare and financial services. That list is broadly right. But the sector name says far less than…
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Systems that don’t talk to each other cost more than time
Read article →: Systems that don’t talk to each other cost more than timeAn order comes in through the webshop. Someone types it into the ERP system, adds the customer details to the CRM and emails the warehouse a list. Three systems, zero connections, and…
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How to measure whether your custom software pays off
Read article →: How to measure whether your custom software pays offEveryone does the sums before signing off: quotes lined up side by side, budgets justified, expectations on paper. But once the custom software is up and running, the sums often stop. The…
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