Comment grammar point (Score 1, Informative) 454
There HAVE to be
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Comment Re:hook up Xmarks with apache+webdav (Score 1) 225
Can you point in the right direction to set this up properly?
Comment Grammar?? (Score 0, Troll) 521
There ARE many! Not, there's many.
Comment cut 'n' paste? (Score 1) 933
What if I cut and paste a child's face onto Jenna Jameson's nude body?
Or in order to avoid using a real child
Are either of these crimes in the US?
Submission + - I need suggestions for a tech-deprived audience
jmvbxx writes: "This is the situation:
I want to create a series of small applications aimed at the business community in South America. Applications that we, in more developed nations, might take for granted (ex. HR, payroll, CRM, etc). The main problem I have is that M$ has near 100% market penetration with next-to-no awareness, or knowledge, of the basic open source alternatives.
My question is:
Keeping in mind that I am not going to code for a Windows machine, what do you, the community, think would be best solutions? For example, I am seriously considering Rails (w/ MySQL) but now there is so much buzz about Ajax that I don't know which way I should head first.
So, what do you think? What approach would you take? (keeping in mind that I would like to use open technologies, if possible)"
I want to create a series of small applications aimed at the business community in South America. Applications that we, in more developed nations, might take for granted (ex. HR, payroll, CRM, etc). The main problem I have is that M$ has near 100% market penetration with next-to-no awareness, or knowledge, of the basic open source alternatives.
My question is:
Keeping in mind that I am not going to code for a Windows machine, what do you, the community, think would be best solutions? For example, I am seriously considering Rails (w/ MySQL) but now there is so much buzz about Ajax that I don't know which way I should head first.
So, what do you think? What approach would you take? (keeping in mind that I would like to use open technologies, if possible)"
