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Taking a pause on our National Day

Bolboci Dam

Although it might seem hard to leave projects behind, sometimes you really feel the need to take on a break. What better way to do so then to take advantage of a long weekend that can really make the difference and prepare you to get back to work more ready than ever to develop high quality applications. This is what Continue reading →

Zend Framework 2 – what changes?

Zend Framework is one of the best open-source PHP frameworks on the market. It's the basis for Magento and other open-source and commercial platforms on the market which cover a wide range of needs: E-commerce Content Management Systems Multi-purpose portals APIs and specific endpoints High-data management With all this baggage in 2010 Zend Framework has barely reach its second library Continue reading →

Magento – what’s the big deal?

One of the biggest markets in web development is the e-commerce market. Somewhere in the middle of the past decade retailers and wholesale operators have discovered that there's a place which can't be ignored any longer and that's the world wide web. Of course there were some that considered it was only a fad and they decided not to have Continue reading →

Microsoft SUMMIT 2014

About two weeks ago I had the pleasure of being a participant in the MS SUMMIT 2014 which took place in Bucharest, Romania. Although I can fully say I never liked focusing on big companies, be them described as the good or the bad guy, Microsoft actually impressed me for a chance. Unfortunately due to the schedule I didn't have Continue reading →