Page Based CMS

To understand the background for the term, it is important to look back on the history of content management system development and websites. In the beginning, before we had content management systems and database driven websites, you created websites by editing html pages stored in folders in the file system. It was a simple system, and it worked, but it also had a number of problems, the main ones that it was hard to maintain and difficult to edit, and I am not even touching on the issue of when there was a simple mistake hidden in the thousands of lines of text that made everything not function correctly. One of the fundamental traits of a page based CMS is the tree structure where all, or most of the content is stored. Page based CMSs usually excels at handling content that fits nicely with the content tree, and the relatively simple content modeling capabilities. Articles, blog posts and similar content is perfectly suited for a page based CMS.

Increasing Mobile Sales

With an increasing number of smartphone users downloading mobile applications for different phone service providers, new research shows that more are apt to pay a small fee for some of the services, causing experts to reassess the rising value of the app market. The market for wireless phone applications will be worth $11 billion by 2014, according to a new study by the Yankee Group. Developments in the sales of smartphones also caused the research firm to change its prediction of $537 million in mobile app revenue in 2010 to almost twice that. The new report says that Apple’s iPhone and AT&T have brought in the most revenue from wireless phone applications. But Yankee Group director Carl Howe says that new mobile operating systems offered by Google are giving gains to other telecoms. The Yankee Group reassessment falls in line with other studies that predict booming sales of smartphones in the coming years. The market is bound to expand, especially with the iPad hitting the stores soon. The question here is if the mobile app developments and web development will be able to keep up.

Current Projects

Some of the things that AB Soft is known for are the extensive web development projects, included creation of both Administrative Console and Client components, which makes it easier for the owner of the site to change things and add new settings while continuously providing a very user friendly interface to the clients. Some of services included creation of dynamic upload and modifications of images, text, bookmarks, editing of a product on the fly, including dynamic description change. Browser detection and smart resizing according to viewing device are also part of this great package. AB Soft also develops applications for the web such as the interactive device simulator for ATN Night Vision devices which works with a variety of browsers. There is also an Android app for the night vision devices that helps the user select the right device and even show them a video of the device. The fact that this IT company is international means that they know what the global market and consumer is demanding so they can tailor the services to fit your business as well as set it up to grow and expand.