Category: web products

When we talk about content web products, there are really two broad categories. You have the information web, and then you have lightweight applications. I’m going to spend time covering the information web because a lot of the programming—and more importantly, the thinking—needed to build web products depends on understanding that side first. It’s often…

One thing to mention here, almost as an aside, is that there’s a class of web product development that’s really just traditional programming—except it happens to use a web framework. We do this because the web makes certain things easier. It’s easier to connect to a backend database, easier to build an interface, and easier…