Web app Iphone HTML5 offline
Developing an application for the iPhone requires knowledge in Objective-C programming language, which is a new language to learn, with a complicated structure. We have more and more clients asking us to develop web applications to promote their brand, so we found the best solution to propose to them.
The solution is an HTML5 web application which will run in all the new smart phones that have HTML5-capable browsers.
ICANN opens up 'right of the dot'
Une TPE à la conquète de la Chine (épisode 2)
How to make your B2C website stand out in China?
MailChimp: Email Marketing
Web browser market share: upgrade analysis
When we build our websites, compatibility among different browsers is always a challenge.
Nowadays users may surf the Internet using a lot of browsers, and all of them have different ways to interpret the code, manage information, saving data etc.
Therefore, it is extremely important for us to understand what is the actual trend, what people do when a new version comes out, what is behind the marketing of the big browsers companies.
We were just talking about it, when we found this very interesting article posted on Ars Technica, that analyzes how different browsers are distributed, how they share the market, and how many users upgraded to the new versions.
Make your CMSMS website Mobile ready
With all those new Mobile Devices that are capable to display and handle any kind of data, it is only reasonable to provide your Online content to as much devices as possible and not only Computer.
In this post you will see how easy it is to setup a mobile version of your Website without any Modules or Online Services that are being offered around.
QPSoftware : une TPE à la conquète de la Chine
QPSoftware's interview in French by Thomas X. Huang for www.168.fr
Dans un monde globalisé qu’est le notre aujourd’hui, la question pour les entreprises francaises n’est plus de savoir s’il faut aller en Chine mais plutôt quand y aller. Dans cette perspective, QPSoftware, une entreprise créée par un français et installée en Chine, propose aux sociétés francaises d’ancrer leur identité sur le web chinois. Quentin Pignard est le fondateur de QPSoftware, après quelques années d’expérience en SSII française, il a effectué une mission de 8 mois pour Thales à Taipei qui lui a fait découvrir l’Asie et notamment la Chine. Cette expérience lui a donné l’envie de créer sa propre société dès 2007. Après 3 projets en seulement 6 mois d’existance, 168.fr a eu l’occasion de l’interviewer.