Software Development in Vietnam...

The technical skill factor has no longer remained the guarantee to primary success: collaboration, accountability, compliance, portfolio and resource management are all becoming key factors of the new Application Development Team.

We have expertise in building Enterprise class software solutions using technology from Microsoft .Net, Oracle and Java Platforms. Our software teams are bound by a single factor: dedication and loyalty that enables us to manage our resources effectively & efficiently. We believe in team work where every team member is accountable for his deeds.

TuVinhSoft’s USP has the ability to deliver reliable and yet innovative offshore software solutions in a timely and cost effective manner. We have domain expertise in Textiles, Pharmaceuticals, e-Governance, School Management, Accounting, and Mobile Technologies.

We offer Application Development in following areas :

+ Java Technology : Java, Swings, Applets, TCP/IP Java Web Development JSP, Servlet, Struts, Spring, Hibernate, EJB Web Services, JSTL, JSF Component J2EE, J2ME, Beans, EJB, Struts Services SOAP, XML, WSul Servers Tomcat, IBM Web-sphere, Oracle Application Server, Jboss Java Mobile Application Development/ Device Application Development J2ME (CLDC/CDC), J2MEPolish, Blackberry Open Source Tools Liferay, Alfresco, Compiere Solutions Web Application Development, Desktop Application Development, System Programming Solution, Java Embelied technology solution, Components, Class Utility. + PHP Development : Framework Zend, Cake PHP, CI, Symphony, Smarty, Ruby on Rails Programming Language PHP 4X, 5X, Java Script, XML, Flash Action script 2.0/3.0, MySQL 4X, 5X Libraries PHP, Pear, Tidy, Domxml, Java Script, Dojo, xLibrary, Prototype, xAJAX, Open Source Solution Joomla, Mamboo, Drupal, OsCommerce, Zendcart, X-Cart, Wordpress, Typo-3, PHP WCMS, V Bulletin, PHPBB Forum, PHP Motion, Dokeos, Geoclassified OS Windows, Linux + Oracle Application Development : Programming Language SQL, PL/SQL Oracle Products Oracle Forms 6i, Oracle Report6i, Oracle Forms 9i, Oracle Reports 9i, Oracle Forms 10g, Oracle Reports 10g.Oracle Application Server 10g Release 2Oracle Apps Customization, Oracle ERP CustomizationOracle Business IntelligenceOracle DBA ServicesForums migration – Forums 4.5 to Forums 10g, Forums 6i to Forums 10g MigrationOracle XE and Oracle lite database Tools TOAD, PL/SQL Editor Database Oracle Database 8i, Oracle Database 9i and Oracle Database 10g/11g OS Windows, Linux, UNIX + Microsoft.NET Technology : Visual Studio 2005/2008.NET Framework 2.0/3.5, .Net Compact Framework Languages VB.NET, C#, AJAX, ASP.NET Database SQL Server 2000/2005 SQL Express Others Microsoft Office Sharpoint Server (MOSS) Microsoft VSTS (Visual Studio Team Suite) Dot Net Nuke (DNN) OS Window 2000/2003 Server Window XP/ Vista Windows Mobile Web Server IIS 6.0 Solution Desktop Application, Windows Mobile Application, CMS, E-Commerce, Web Application + Web Design & Development : Technology Web 2.0, Flash Languages HTML, XHTML, DHTML, Java script, XML Web Solution Web 2.0 Website Design, Static Website Designing, CSS based website Design, SEO frienuly Website Design, Dynamic website Design, W3C Compliance, DIV Based Layout, Liquid Layout, CMS integration Multimedia Development Flash website development, Flash animation, Flash Action scripting, 3D animation, Banner ads, Flash Intro, Flyers Print Media Corporate Brochure Design Logo Designing Marketing Brochure Designing Newsletters Poster Designing Email Template Photo Editing Image Editing

Learn how to customize the entire Alfresco platfor...

Alfresco is an open source platform for Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions. ECM includes things like Document Management, Web Content Management, Collaboration/Enterprise 2.0, Digital Asset Management, Records Management, and Imaging. At its core is a repository for rich content like documents, web assets, XML, and multimedia. The repository is surrounded by a services layer (supporting both SOAP and REST) that makes getting content into and out of the repository a breeze, which is why so many next generation Internet solutions are built on Alfresco.Implementing Alfresco usually involves extending the repository to accommodate your business-specific metadata and business logic. These extensions are done using some combination of Java, JavaScript, XML, and FreeMarker.

This book takes you through a set of exercises as if you were rolling out and customizing the platform for a fictional organization called SomeCo, which wants to roll out Alfresco enterprise-wide. Each department has a set of requirements that need addressed. We will show you how to extend Alfresco to meet these requirements. By the time you’ve worked through the entire book, you will be familiar with the entire platform. You’ll be prepared to make your own customizations whether they are part of a Document Management solution, a web site that uses Alfresco for content storage, or an entire custom application built on Alfresco’s REST API.

This book focuses on teaching by example. Every chapter provides a bit of an overview, and then dives right in to hands-on examples so you can see and play with the solution in your own environment. All code samples run on both the latest Enterprise and Labs release. It will be most useful to developers who are writing code to customize Alfresco for their organization or who are creating custom applications that sit on top of Alfresco.

This book is for Java developers, and you will get most from the book if you already work with Java but you need not have prior experience on Alfresco. Although Alfresco makes heavy use of open source frameworks such as Spring, Hibernate, JavaServer Faces, and Lucene, no prior experience using these is assumed or necessary. This book will give you the knowledge and confidence you need to make Alfresco do what you need it to do

To read more, visit here: http://www.packtpub.com/alfresco-developer-guide/book

Comparing Joomla to Other CMS Programs...

Joomla is a content management system (CMS) like none other I’ve researched to date. There are a dozen or so CMS competitors. Some are commercial and charge for their software. Several others, like Joomla, are open source and available without cost.

Any perceivable differences are limited to a few specific traits. For some there is the cost factor which could deter many potential purchasers from buying the commercial products. While there are a few open source products that have low costs the commercial software products tend to be much higher.

Many proponents of the commercial CMS software suggest the product is a better choice once installed, primarily because of the post sale support such as training and stability associated with security experiences with the software.

Since most of the open source CMS developers are largely volunteers the issue could appear to be a potentially formidable challenge. This is where Joomla, for one, works very hard to capitalize on several factors that are currently feeding the product’s success.

An example of Joomla’s out-of-the-box approach to creating a trouble free product is a recently held “Doc Camp.” This international get-together was a follow-up to a weekend Joomla “bug squashing event.” The company promoted the events with the goal of increasing the viability and functionality of the product while focusing on cleaning us any inconsistencies in its operational functions.

Reports indicate literally thousands of volunteer developers were on the project. Industry observers state Joomla has a strong commitment to timely upgrades and new releases. Credit is given to the marshalling of volunteers and their exuberant, as well as technologically strong support.

Comparisons tend to favor open source CMS options due to several features:

Consumer friendly free downloads
Strong documentation.
Reliable training.
Ongoing support and development

The Players

In addition to Joomla other open source CMS’s are Mambo, Drupal, PHPNuke, Post Nuke, Plone, TYPO3, e107, Open CMS, MODx CMS, WordPress, XOOPS and Zope.

The commercial entrants in the field are Vignette, Alfresco, RedDot CMS, Interwoven Teamsite, Tridion, Microsoft CMS, Oracle portal, Immediacy CMS, GOSS iCM, Hot Banana and Fatwire Content Server.

Can Joomla Hold On To The Top Spot?

Joomla tends to meet the strictest parameters expected of companies that would like to be considered leaders in the field. The competing team at Mambo also renders a build quality and application strength that keep them squarely in Joomla’s sights.

The remainder of the group provide add-on features like, job posting, guest books, and chat to name a few of the most popular features.

Once thing all open source CMS have in common is they are distributed under GNU GPL and tend to work well with most operating environments. Joomla gets the higher marks mainly because of the strengths of its largely volunteer developer family.

When looking more closely through the list of commercial CMS contenders we find the licensing differs greatly. Additionally databases and related servers in addition to programming languages are similar but created specific differences depending on the applications.

Overall, when comparing features like, building applications, operability, performance and user friendliness, Joomla out ranks 99.9% of all comers in every category. It must be hard to be humble when you’re that good and Joomla’s legion of fans is expanding more rapidly at every download.