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Posts with the tag web-development...

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Accessibility with HTML5 and ARIA

When designing markup for a website or a web app, it’s important to keep in mind that what others see is not necessarily what meets your own eye. Accessible design means that page elements are encoded with information about the structure and content of the document, so that screen readers and assistive devices can make…

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Symfony Faux Form Serialization

Recently, I ran into an issue when building a Symfony plugin for Slideshow renderings.  When I added the support for multiple libraries, in this case Google Slideshow2 and JQuery Cycle, they had drastically different configuration options.  JQuery Cycle allows you to use a list of effects, such as blindX and blindY.  These effects are great,…

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Centresource Releases New Plugins to the Symfony Community

Over the last week, the developers here at CentreSource have published nine plugins for the symfony community.  The plugins have been used in several of our internal projects and client web applications, but have been developed on a private repository.  We finally decided the plugins were properly documented and tested.  These plugins can be found…

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Apple xServe: dscl, dsimport and web services aka fun!

So, recently here at CentreSource we’ve been working on a project which is using the brand spanking new xServe from Apple. First, let me say the server is pretty slick, but like any other software it has issues. The reason we went with the xServe was because we needed the ability to have web applications…

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DrupalCon 2008: Popular Science Magazine Case Study

The folks at pingVision have posted their case study for the Popular Science Magazine website on drupal.org. I attended this session and left it feeling very inspired. It was amazing to see what this small crew did with such a behemoth of a site. Just the thought of having to migrate a 1.66GB Oracle DB…

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John VanDyk – DrupalCon 2008 Triggers and Actions and Hooks, Oh My!

John VanDyk, author of Pro Drupal Development, and longtime Drupal developer/guru, has posted the slides and video of the presentation he gave at DrupalCon on triggers and actions. It was great presentation from one of Drupal’s founding fathers. Though centered around Drupal 6, many of the basic principals can be applied to Drupal 5′s Actions…

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Ellie’s Run for Africa

At CentreSource, we do everything we can to stay connected to the community around us. Recently, a great opportunity arose for us to donate our time to work with Ellie’s Run for Africa (ERFA), a 5k Race and Family Fun day that is taking place in Nashville at the end of June, that has an…

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Dangers of a Bad Website

In the early years, some could argue that having a website, albeit bad, was still superior to not having one at all. Websites were not the ‘norm’ and having one proved that your firm was unique and cutting edge. Fast forward 10 years and this is no longer the case – every business and organization…

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Setting Client Expectations through Mock-Up Design

One of CentreSource’s strongest areas is custom application development. We’ve worked with a number of fantastic clients who have asked us to create a variety of applications including ones to handle franchise management, online book trading, and qualitative research. With each of these, as well as a number of other development projects that we’ve worked…