A MVP is not to be mistaken by the trophy or medal your child is awarded for giving their all in a local sporting event. In this context, MVP stands for Minimum Viable Product and is a concept that is getting a lot of attention in the entrepreneur community and has been for some time […]
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If you’re ready for a new or updated website, you need a developer who can cover all the bases, providing a responsive and clean website to suit your needs. Vertical Motion is fluent in HTML, PHP, ASP, .NET, ASP.NET, and CSS, adept at integrating popular script libraries, from open source to proprietary. Our developers can
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An interesting trend I’ve noticed over the last several years is a strong move in the development world to command-line CLIs. They can really make common tasks easier if set up properly. Some of these tasks are creating new projects, adding template-based files to a project, performing builds, and many more. If you’re anything like
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CMS stands for Content Management System. A few non headless CMSs you may have heard of include WordPress and Drupal. These platforms however have evolved into much more than facilitating just the delivery of content. So where does the “headless” come in? It’s from the separation of the “head” (front-end) from the body (back-end). This
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By Jason Jones Can you imagine ordering a delicious sundae at an ice cream shop, only to leave with a bowl full of whipped cream and sprinkles? While a die-hard sweet tooth might find that appealing, it’s missing its core – the ice cream. This is a good metaphor for project planning. The Key to
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Modern Microsoft is working really hard to make sure that all their tools work on any operating system. In 2016 they announced support for SQL Server on Linux. Fast forward to 2019 and if you’re a .NET developer there’s a decent chance you want to develop on a Mac since .NET Core will run anywhere
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by Jason Jones Choosing to take on a mobile or software solution as a project is a massive undertaking, and can consume a considerable amount of time, effort, and money. Whether it’s a software idea on a napkin that’s never been built, or an imagined piece of code that may overhaul a clunky old process,
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Wearables have been quite polarizing in the consumer market. While some have heralded the arrival of more seamless forms of technology into everyday life, others have balked at the potential privacy issues that such “invisible” technology can bring into everyday social interaction. Some early adopters of Google Glass in New York and San Francisco have
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