Multi-paradigm, dynamically typed and procedural scripting language. It was created by Rasmus Lerdorf in 1994, after he wrote several Common Gateway Interface (CGI) programs for his website, extended them to work with web forms, and released the implementation for web application development. It has tools for interacting with database management systems, automatically extracting the values of GET and POST parameters, and working with cookies, XForms, HTTP authorization, and local and remote files. Popular implementations include Facebook and Wikipedia. It is distributed under the PHP License.
A website hosting a Russia-wide promotional event and providing subsequent contact between partners. Its pages display examples of cards which are used to bring buyers into a sex shop. Businesspeople can register and ask the manufacturer questions in the user account.
A travel agency site with feedback; a website for charity fund Help the Children; a catalogue website for a company manufacturing and delivering inexpensive payment and vending terminals; a landing site for a top regional company specialising in uninterruptable power supply, air conditioning and ventilation.
Pen inscriptions, business cards, booklets and brochures for mailout, catalogues, street billboards, banners, a site, corporate car branding and, of course, a logo. The site is designed using Bitrix and launched on a dedicated hosting; it contains a catalogue of air conditioners, heating equipment and ventilation ducts with images, sizes and detailed descriptions.
A project for a mobile content provider: sending information via the networks of the major mobile operators; SMPP router for sharing the cost of hotline connections between several services: a centre for notifying factory workers via SMS; production of images, melodies, ringtones, logos, and mobile games; website design for selling content.
Any company's document flow can be automated with its help thus saving budget money. The logo suggests two boxes containing documents: the top one symbolises EDISON, the lower represents the office. The infinity sign is suggested as a replacement for bullet points.
Notifications about changes to currency indices calculated according to the client's mathematical algorithms. The signals are sent by SMS or email along with data about one or more currency pairs, and exchange rates at the beginning and end of trading. The notification reminds the customer to check the rate and choose how much currency to buy or sell when making a transaction.
A utility package to provide maximum quality code and fail-safe operation of critical components. Module tests have been written. Test environment set up on a testing rig, with smoke testing, daily build and nightly test runs. The GUI is diagnosed by simulating user actions. Resource leaks are eliminated.
Online furniture shop has been updated. A digital real estate catalogue with online shopping functionality has been created; it contains news, articles, a message board, an FAQ, a mailing list, a mortgage calculator, an application form, and contact information. A personal site with an inbuilt player for listening to the works of a musician and producer from Germany has been created.
Accounting for a service provider with customer invoicing. It calculates traffic used by subscribers, preventing overspending. A torrent client left on overnight or a virus could have cost a tidy little sum in 2005. The channel is automatically limited in case of overuse. If connection is lost a notification is sent to technical support identifying the node and the cause.
Server software creates an infrastructure with public-key encryption. The server can easily withstand hundreds of simultaneous connections. In the client-side application an accountant can save paper by typing out, signing and sending tax declarations from a laptop to the local tax office for inspection any time and from any place in the world.
An application package covering fitness, research into human physiology, sports medicine and heart training. A cardio monitor sends cardiac rhythm (RR interval) to the computer via a radio channel and USB. The package includes component selection, an electrical diagram of the device and microcode instructions for a Microchip controller. This technology was originally used for training astronauts.
2002–2024