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eLearning: Hosted or Install-it-yourself?

As I've written about before, I'm developing a course management system, which will enable schools to really utilise their technology and provide online lessons and learning resources to students. The trouble I'm facing at the moment is this: do I provide a hosted solution or allow schools to install this software on their own servers? Read more...

7 Reasons to learn Object-Oriented PHP

Object-Oriented programming is the foundation of many languages, such as the .NET family of languages, and Ruby. In these languages, you can't work without it. However, PHP is a different story. Most beginners tutorials don't even teach Object-Orientated programming, and the young programmers have to go out of their way to learn this important aspect of programming. Read more...

Saving Power on Linux Servers

Power efficiency is a hot topic in the world at the moment. Weather it be with light bulbs, dishwashers, microwaves, cars, desktop computers, or anything, really! Everyone wants to be green, as if it is the latest 'cool thing'. Read more...

Managing Users: Finding a Common Denominator

The core to most web-based systems is the user - without a user, there isn't much of a purpose for the system. One of the first obstacles tackled in our Course Management System is integrating user details with the exiting systems. This is often the hardest part, but once you find a common denominator, the rest is easy. Read more...