Mobile Development Overview..

Posted on: August 21st, 2008   By: Haris Khan
Under: Development, Mobile, Zigron Inc

Mobile space is the next paradigm of computing where more and more mobile devices are getting the computational power to now host interactive native applications. Offcourse iPhone has taken a giant leap but now other devices are also catching up. Recently we spent sometime to figure out which development environment will be best suited for new generation of mobile applications. In this report we have not covered FlashLite and iPhone.  As a result we produced . [More]

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User Xperience + Technology + Real World

Posted on: July 1st, 2008   By: Haris Khan
Under: Development, User Experience, Web 2.0, Zigron Inc

For some time I have noticed that in blogosphere, User Xperience has mostly been associated with Web 2.0 companies and hardware devices, well actually only one hardware i.e iPhone. So I decided to go out and see where I can find innovation in UX apart from the web.
On this great adventure the first experience I stumbled across was Bank Of America’s ATM on Van Ness street in San Francisco. I had this old . [More]

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Why we use symfony Framework

Posted on: June 28th, 2008   By: Abdul Wahid
Under: Development, Php, Web 2.0, Zigron Inc

Three years ago I was coding in simple PHP and never heard of any frameworks then after one year I started using frameworks in javascript i.e prototype etc. Soon I realize working in framework makes your life easier, your code is organized, standardized and most importantly your development is fast. It does not matter what framework you want to chose the basic aim of any framework is rapid development. Mostly client is concerned with how . [More]

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The Story Behind The Development Of PingMyCompany.com

Posted on: June 20th, 2008   By: Rashid Idris
Under: Development, PingMyCompany, Web 2.0, Zigron Inc

It was one fine morning, when I came to office and started my work on ZEPRS [an under development project], suddenly phone RANG, I picked. Who is this? I am here, sounded familiar to me, I thought for a moment and realized that my CEO is on other side. Yes Sir, was my second reply.
“I need just 2 pages, one where people can add a company and another page they can post for that company. . [More]

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Image Selection in JSF

Posted on: June 18th, 2008   By: Waqas Rajab
Under: Development, Zigron Inc

JSF is really nice, but developers sometimes feel suffocated because there aren’t enough components. Recently I ran into a problem of displaying a list of images in grid or you could say in form of rows and columns and being able to select one of them using radio buttons. I searched on the internet but couldn’t find any component that gave the desired functionality. So our team came up with an elegant extensible solution that . [More]

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Google App Engine Leaving Challenges For Amazon & Microsoft

Posted on: April 8th, 2008   By: Qurratulain Akhtar
Under: Development

Google announced App Engine at its CampFire One developer event on April 7 which will work not only as hosted database platform, but an entire hosted Web app platform as reported by ZDNet. It’s free to start with 500MB of storage and 5 million monthly page views, this offer is, however, limited for first 10,000 developers that’s all been taken up till now.
Google has always been making things simple and so will App . [More]

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