Technologies
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Our
Technical Solutions practice delivers guidance, insight, and
industry knowledge to assist organizations implement successful
infrastructure solutions. We help plan, deploy, secure and manage
solutions that provide a solid foundation for the deployment
of integrated applications and services. As the E-Business market
grows and the demand for latest Web Technologies & skills
for digital transformation, here are several skills that we
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HTML |
Web
page development: With millions of sites using HyperText Markup
Language (HTML), it is truly the Godfather of Web technologies.
Before you delve into some of the more recent Web development
languages, you'll find it helpful to take courses in HTML.
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JavaScript |
Jazz
up your site with JavaScript. JavaScript allows Web sites
to do client-side logic--for example, filling out forms and
animation. With JavaScript, you can build on existing HTML
structures to create more dynamic, interactive pages.
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| Flash
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Flash
is to Web design what hot fudge is to sundaes. It is an application
that enables you to create interactive, animated Web pages.
Flash is unique because it makes high-quality animation relatively
easy for Web designers.
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ASP |
Ever
wondered how the Web enables users to access large databases
and show customized pages? Active Server Pages (ASP)--an example
of server-side programming--is the answer. With ASP, you can
create pages that change according to information provided
by a user.
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PHP |
PHP is a powerful server-side scripting language for creating dynamic and interactive websites.
PHP is the widely-used, free, and efficient alternative to competitors such as Microsoft's ASP.
PHP is perfectly suited for Web development and can be embedded directly into the HTML code.
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SQL Server & MySql |
Airlines
have no excuse for double booking flights! At least they shouldn't
if they're using Structure Query Language (SQL). SQL Server
& MySql allows programs to query, insert, and update information
in large databases.
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XML |
Extensible
Markup Language (XML) is an ideal language for exchanging
data on the Web. Until recently, the Web was relatively static:
You could see information, but you couldn't do much with it.
XML allows for local or user, data computation and manipulation.
While HTML deals with the formatting of a page, XML primarily
defines, organizes, and describes data
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