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Publishing Video on the Web

2010-07-23 07:09:55

Video and images. Broadband internet usage is growing rapidly. More video is being published on the web everyday. Many vendors have turned to Google's YouTube to syndicate their content. Today YouTube can essentially serve as a CDN, providing you with a well documented API to create Chromeless players and the like. In this manner, the video is served from a cloud of network servers located within a proximal distance from the original request. Images download faster and videos play smoother. For quite a while now, we have been coming up with new ways to serve up our data faster. Despite our high-powered file servers and hardware, we are unable to cater to the world wide web. Content Delivery Networks are needed for videos to stream smoothly and images to show immediately.

Coded App

2010-07-09 07:32:14

CodedApp has working web applications ready to start with any site. We have a pool of prototype web applications prepared for developers to get a head start on their applications. A project in the works http://codedapp.com


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Jul 11, 2010 at 08:12 AM : #
guest:

What kind of CMS is your application?

Jul 11, 2010 at 08:22 AM : #
brian:

MODx
Silverstripe
CMSMS
Drupal
Pligg
Prestashop
Magento
Pixie
Joomla
Wordpress






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Web applications

2010-07-05 10:14:22

  • lessons conducted at: Pace University Computer Learning Center
  • Total lessons: 24 (2hrs 15m)
Creating web sites and applications with open-source content management systems in PHP.

Learn how to use Drupal, Joomla, MODx, Silverstripe, CMSMS and many other systems to develop and deploy websites rapidly. Learn industry Best Practices and Standards, and learn how to improve the performance of your scripts and improve the page load speed in the browser. Cover cross-browser compatibility and object-oriented css techniques. Learn how to use Javascript libraries to aid in your coding tasks, and how to write extensions for these libraries. Learn how to code original front-end templates for the systems we cover. Discover how to extend the functionality of your core application with widgets, modules, components, plugins, add-ons, and extensions. Compare the vast differences in the processes involved in developing web applications with custom extensions and user interfaces.