OK, so I’ve been rather busy and I forgot to highlight what has been covered in my Network World Web Applications newsletter for the last few weeks. Without further ado, here’s the latest:
AfterCAD Insite, showing the client what you’ve got 04/16/07I’m amazed not only by how fast business processes have moved onto the Internet, but by how reliant on the ‘Net those processes have become. What got …
Curl: A serious RIA platform 04/11/07Developing Rich Internet Applications (RIA) is a technological minefield because choosing the right platform can make your project effective and efficient, while …
Scrapblog makes even a curmudgeon smile 04/09/07I must admit to a rather curmudgeonly nature. My wife says it is because I am English and thus predisposed to sarcasm, ire, and irritability (there is …
Bar|Book rides the popsoc networking wave 04/04/07Social networking has come a long way very, very fast. On the Web this area of personal interaction has evolved particularly rapidly from free form forums …
Saddling a Brontosaurus 04/02/07In the last issue of the Web Applications Newsletter I wrote about a service called Socializr, which is designed for inviting people to events and coordinating …
Are you boring? 03/28/07I’ve written before about Web applications designed to make event organizing easy and not been too impressed with what’s available. Today’s Web application, …
Kitchi, a data router for Web content and more 03/26/07If you have ever had the problem of how to acquire data from, for example, one or more RSS feed or Web site and then redistribute the results as, …
Safer online transactions 03/21/07As more and more businesses move online, the complexity of how we sell goods and services becomes more pressing. One of the biggest challenges is how to transfer …
Neighborhood America – customer touch specialists 03/19/07One of the biggest wastes of resources in enterprise IT is reinventing the wheel. How often has your organization needed a solution and invested …
Pando makes light work of big files 03/14/07The volume of multimedia content generated by consumers grows exponentially larger every day but the mechanisms for transferring this junk … er, valuable …
