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Choosing the right technology to create your dynamic website – ASP.NET, PHP, MySQL, SQL server, the list goes on

Developing basic websites nowadays is very simple. You can choose between a whole raft of online services like Facebook and specially written applications like Wordpress. The problem comes when you want to get more advanced, all you hear is acronyms.

Due to this a few people have asked me recently, what technology should I use in order to create my website? Well I faced that not so long ago myself. Anybody wishing to create a dynamic or database driven website is presented with two main stream choices, PHP or ASP.NET. So how do they compare and which should I use?

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WWDC 2009: The Keynote Round Up!

Ok, so the WWDC (Worldwide developers conference) has started and in my opinion, the opening Keynote from the Apple developers is the most important thing of the event, as Apple

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ATMs under attack.

Where I work, we have a lot of XP computers, they all have anti-virus installed because they are susceptible to malware. In fact they are so susceptible that it’s almost a full time job keeping them all free of viruses. So, if you want to make ATMs, what would be the last OS that you would use to do so? It seems that ATMs in Eastern Europe are being targeted by malware that runs on, you guessed it, Windows XP!

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Google Goes Square; Search Results in a Spreadsheet Form

Google has announced a new feature from the Google Labs which builds search results into a table like in a spreadsheet.

If you want a list of all the capital cities in Europe you can enter a query like ‘capital cities in Europe’ and Google Squared will build a spreadsheet like results page where you can add rows and columns and build up a table of your results.

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Why Bing will never topple Google

When America first launched the ‘just add water’ instant cake mixture, it bombed. Subsequent research found that American housewives liked to feel they were doing something towards the end result.

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An absolute tech junky, I graduated from the University of Manchester with a degree in Computing and now live on the outskirts of Leeds working with you guessed it, Computers. I love all things gadgety but really dislike wires. For those of you who haven’t worked it out the name of the site is a combination of my nickname (Gaj) and the pronunciation ‘Gadget’.
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