With few exceptions we tell our clients that they need both. But before I get into that, I would first like to dispel some misconceptions. Blogs are websites. With a decent designer and enough time spent on various add-on modules a Blog can be made to look like a traditional website. But a Blog’s purpose it to allow a non-technical user the ability to easily post their thoughts and ideas for the world to be able to see.

Most Blogs can be described in terms … Continue Reading

No, it’s not another Star Trek created language like Klingon, though it is “spoken” by a very small percentage of the population of this planet. We don’t wear pocket protectors, wear horn-rimmed glasses or go to conventions… necessarily. A web language is simply a set of processing instructions for an Internet server or even desktop Internet browser to assemble into a visual display.

In general, there are four main coding languages that are used today by most sites and several smaller or less used languages.

The main languages are:

1. HTML
2. PHP
3. ASP/.NET
4. Cold Fusion

The lesser known and used languages, include:

1. Perl – … Continue Reading