Bill Rogers

Since the introduction of CGI in 1993, the Web has become an increasingly popular medium for interactive content and application development. The evolution of Web programming has come a long way in 12 years, and new technologies are being introduced on an almost daily basis. As a developer, it can be difficult to determine which new technologies are worth implementing and which should just be left alone. New technologies afford us new opportunities to make better, more powerful Web applications. The demand for more functionality on Web sites is becoming greater and users now expect Web applications to run more like desktop applications. Web users are becoming dissatisfied with sites that just present a mass of information for them to browse through. They want to have s... (more)

Content Management, XML, and the Promise of Web Services

Thriving organizations constantly explore new ways to share information via Internet sites, intranets, extranets, portals, CRM systems, and elsewhere. Organizations are finding it increasingly necessary to more carefully manage the process of creating, publishing, and reusing information. How can companies: Improve searchability on Web sites, including large intranet sites, content-heavy ... (more)