Windows 7
It’s here! Hurrah!
I’m pretty excited. Sure, our office is full of giant iMacs, but in my heart and home I’m still a devout PC fan. The launch on October 27 signals the start of a raft of industry changes that will reshape the face of consumer computing.
The general consensus is that Windows 7 will finally give XP users the impetus to upgrade; an opportunity apparently missed by Vista. Given the favourable previews and reviews Windows 7 has received thus far, it’s pretty safe to assume this will be a widespread scenario.
4 Comment(s)Introduction to Drupal
When approaching any sort of project – a website, a home renovation or a camping trip – it’s essential to have the right tool for the job. As web designers, we have a particularly large range of software packages available to us to assist in creating our websites.
The key software choice to make when designing a site is which CMS or core package we will use to form the base of the site. A CMS (Content Management System) is software that sits on your web server and manages all the content and communications that happen on your website.
0 Comment(s)Firefox Extensions, Vol. 1
If you’ve read the ‘fast facts’ in my profile, you’ll know that I really dig Firefox extensions. Over years I’ve trialled a silly number of them in the quest to find the perfect extension set. Now though I believe I’ve come out with a pretty good core set which I use in my day-to-day here at Feedia.
This list probably won’t shatter your world if you’re already an experienced web professional, but if you’re just starting out you might find these helpful.
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