Webapplications
Some examples of webapplications we developed are:
- HAGIS - a pilot project to investigate the possibilities of visualising patient data of a health-care centre in maps.
- Projectman - an application that enables users to record the time they are working on different projects.
- PyWishlist - a demo application to register which users are attending a wedding and enabling them to contribute to articles on the happy couple's wish list.
- dotTimeRecord - is actually not a webapplication, but a desktop application that interfaces with a webapplication. dot TimeRecord is a normal dekstop application that enables you to record the time worked on certain tasks for specific companies and projects. The worked hours are stored in the database of a dotProject installation. This way you can use dotProject for your project management, but use the standalone application to do the time recording.
Webapplications are programs that do not run on your local computer but on a webserver. Advantages of using webapplications instead of normal programs is that webapplications can use a central store of data (usually a database) instead of every user working in a different copy of the same data, they do not require installation on each computer it is used on and they are accessible from anywhere on the world if required (but of course not necessarily).
Examples of techniques and programming languages used by us to develop webapplications are PHP, Python, Pylons, Django, Zope, Drupal, Joomla, Apache, MySQL and PostgreSQL.
Apart from developing webapplications we can also arrange the webserver for you so you won't have to worry about technical matters, but it is also possible to host our applications on a server of your choice.