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Lessons from HighEdWeb Florida 2013

On April 22 and 23, Web Services hosted the first southeast regional for the Higher Education Web Professionals Association. HighEdWeb Florida brought content specialists, social media managers, web designers, programmers and managers together to discuss web communications, marketing, and more. We had attendees from as far away as…

WebGL: A Look At Current 3D Web Technologies

WebGL is based on the OpenGL and OpenGL ES APIs which power the graphics behind many modern desktop applications and most mobile device platforms (like Apple's iOS and Google's Android). With WebGL, web developers can finally harness the power of your computer's GPU.

WebGL: A Look At Current 3D Web Technologies

WebGL is based on the OpenGL and OpenGL ES APIs which power the graphics behind many modern desktop applications and most mobile device platforms (like Apple's iOS and Google's Android). With WebGL, web developers can finally harness the power of your computer's GPU.

VirtualBox: Testing IE on Your Mac

As a long time Windows user recently converted to Mac, I’m surprised that I don’t miss more programs than I do. Unfortunately, Internet Explorer hasn’t run natively on Apple’s operating system since 2003.

Importance and Implications of IT Security

Information security is a hot topic nowadays. As a web programmer, I am responsible for making sure the web applications are as secure as it can be. When I work with other web developers, I noticed that there are still people out there who aren’t aware of the…

Importance and Implications of IT Security

Information security is a hot topic nowadays. As a web programmer, I am responsible for making sure the web applications are as secure as it can be. When I work with other web developers, I noticed that there are still people out there who aren’t aware of the…

Creating a Central Git Repository

Version control systems (VCS) are blessings to developers like me who work on single project with other developers. Too often someone would accidentally overwrite another’s code, possibly erasing hours of hard work.