The purpose of this post is to provide a crash course in PayPal integration. Simply put, if your web application is close to being released to the public and you’re looking for a fast-and-safe way to provide your customers with an option for purchasing your services, then this blog post might be what you need.
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We live in an Internet era and no one wants to have a website that is vulnerable to web attacks – as this means losing money, time and credibility. So what are the most important threats when it comes to web security, and most importantly, how to avoid them?
The importance of being earnest (when it comes to web security) Read More »
Apple has been using Objective-C as their main programming language for many years, but the company from Cupertino decided that it’s high time they underwent some “swift” changes in the way iOS and OS X developers are building apps for Apple’s operating systems.
The world is mobile. No surprise there. Ever since Nokia introduced Snake on the 3310 model, people have been glued to their mobiles. While the rise of smart device usage is clearly visible around us, statistics show the bigger picture in better colors.
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One of the first things that comes to mind when thinking about outsourcing a software project is related to data security, and this is exactly what we’re going to cover today.
The term “Micro-soft” was first used by Bill Gates in a letter to Paul Allen in 1975, and a year later the trademark “Microsoft” was registered. Microsoft’s destiny was determined when they landed the world’s most famous business deal with IBM – to provide them with an operational system.
Imagine that you are developing a website with the sole purpose of selling cosmetic products. Assuming it’s fully functional (visualizing products, order and paying), what will make your website stand out in a market of thousands of other similar projects? If you don’t know yet, let me tell you: it’s the design!
What is a web service and how does it work? What is the difference between a WCF and a ASMX Web Service? All of this, and more, right here!
Assembly is a low-level programming language for a computer or any other programmable device, which has a very strong (generally one-to-one) correspondence with the machine language instructions (basically, the programmer speaks with the device by using the device’s language).
What “coding” actually means – Is programming for everyone? – How to encourage those who want to learn
