Archive for July, 2007

How The IT Giant Competes In Ads

Reading ads from IT companies is always interesting. When a company grows big or the company is already a big player in the field, marketing and PR work in many occassions turns to be quite important, just like how a company emphasizes on outstanding product development during its early age.
Recently, I was so busy with [...]

IBM To Bundle PHP Apps With System I

I got an email from my colleague about IBM’s plan to bundle PHP apps with System I. About System I itself, it’s a new business system with multiple OS support (IBM i5/OS, MS Windows, Linux, and IBM AIX 5L) and hardened security. System I is the successor of legendary AS/400 machine. More info about [...]

Zend Framework 1.0, First Stable Release For Your Commercial And Enterprise PHP Web Apps

July 1st, 2007 is a monumental day for Zend and their developers. It’s the day when Zend Framework 1.0, the first stable version of the framework, was released to public. What’s with the fuss?
It’s important for a business entity (eg. company) to make sure the business process run smoothly and profitable during the [...]

The GPL Myth: Opensource Is Free Of Charge

This is the first part of an article duo about open source. This article is inspired by recent policy stipulated by the Joomla team that all joomla modules and components must comply GPL license, the license Joomla has been using since the announcement of its first official release in 2005.
Personal Impressum
In 2004, I attended a [...]


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