Why I made my app a PWA 1

Why I made my app a PWA
In my previous post I talked about the Intellectual and Industrial Property eServices app and in this post I will talk about why I developed it as a Progressive Web App (or simply PWA).  

Intellectual and Industrial Property eServices 1

Intellectual and Industrial Property eServices
Take a look at the brand new site of the Intellectual and Industrial Property of the Department of the Registrar of Companies and Official Receiver of Cyprus (DRCOR). The site provides links for all the online services of the Intellectual and Industrial Property Department and also utilises the Online search registry (cRegistry) technology to provide ...

Online search registry (cRegistry) 2

Online search registry (cRegistry)
Recently I had a chance to create an online search system which can basically connect to any database type and search and display information. I tried to make the system as configurable as possible and it should be easy to adapt in any business environment so I thought I’d share my work. I called my ...

Getting on top of things with MonitrAll

Getting on top of things with MonitrAll
This is for all those in IT people working in crazy environments. Have you ever found your self trying to administer several systems, all using different technologies, insane IT operations that break all the time, no documentation, people who knew the systems nowhere to be found, and always trying to defend your self to the ...

Serial Progress Bar for ASP.NET 3.5

Serial Progress Bar for ASP.NET 3.5
There are many user controls in ASP.NET for a progress bar, but not so many for a progress bar that shows you how many steps are finished and how many are left to be completed. I call that a Serial Progress Bar, hence the title of the post. So since I had to go ahead ...

jQuery UI Dialog for ASP.NET 3.5 1

jQuery UI Dialog for ASP.NET 3.5
Its a bit tricky when you want to use jQuery UI components in ASP.NET projects. There are some things that are not aligned between the two technologies, even though one is client side and the other is server side. For starters both have their own Ajax scripts, so when incorporating jQuery UI components on a page you would have to decide ...