My development server bit the dust last week, so while waiting for new stuff from newegg.com I decided to showcase how this new thinking out of the blog approach can be tailored and designed to various needs. Below is a mockup of the way the site will look like. The white bar on the side will look similar to what I have on the right side here: archives, recent entries, search, etc. Naturally, this is just one page, the blog-based site will have as many pages as Mambo Tropical would want. …

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In my quest to lower prices and provide environment to offer anyone an affordable professional web site, I have been advising some of my clients or prospective clients to use the blog model for their web sites. This naturally causes confusion, since the word "blog" has all the baggage attached to it that does not relate to professional web sites at all - blogosphere, politics, arguments, rowdy behavior... all that. As an interpreter and a linguist I should have thought about this …

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Podcasts and blogs sure are the latest craze and there is quite a bit of potential in enabling podcast and blog functionality on your web sites. Linguacom is happy to offer blog and podcast functionality for web sites we develop. In fact, this latest incarnation of the www.linguacon.net  as well as our sister site www.e-newworldorder.com web sites have been built as a blog using customized and modified Ray Camden's blog for Cold Fusion. One of the on-going projects for Linguacom is to …

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Linguacom offers Cartweaver - based custom web sites as one of the most cost effective solutions to enable shopping cart functionality for a small business.  There are no costs associated with Cartweaver itself, all of the functionality that you as a client get is free, since Linguacom purchased an unlimited license to use the software on as many web sites we want. All costs of web development are associated with integrating the Cartweaver backbone with the front design of your web …

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