All Posts from 2014
23
Oct
Cosairus Meet and Greet at University of West Georgia
Cosairus will be heading to the University of West Georgia in Carrollton on Wednesday, November 5th to meet with the students in the Computer Science department. We are certainly excited to meet with the industry's future developers and give them a peek into the day-to-day operations of a software consultant and development firm.
30
Sep
Enterprise MVC Design Patterns: Server-Side Pagination
Continuing with our series on enterprise MVC design patterns, in this article we will look at another common design pattern, paging through data where navigating to the next page requires a round trip to the server to fetch the data.
23
Sep
Enterprise MVC Design Patterns: Single-Load AJAX Tabs
Our first in a series on developing enterprise-level MVC applications, focusing on common design patterns differentiated with normal MVC application behaviors. In this article we focus on a common client-requested feature, single-load AJAX tabs, utilizing the jQuery UI Tabs Widget.
26
Jun
iOS 8, The Next Healthcare Platform?
Apple's release notes for the beta version (developer access) of it's latest iOS 8 is already turning heads and starting up new conversations about healthcare and how our devices will be monitoring us. We take a look at the latest release notes for iOS 8 developer preview plus reactions from the business community.
20
Jun
Improving Security with Login Attempts, Password Salting and Upgrading from MD5
We have been hearing in the news more frequently that attackers are gaining access to usernames and passwords with unauthorized access. In this article, we will look at three new security patterns revolving around failed login attempts, password hashing and salting.
9
Jun
Apple announces new programming language.
4
May
First Look: Google Glass Explorer
Google Glass has arrived. Our first look with the Google Glass Explorer and try the out-of-the-box functionality that it comes with. After the unboxing, we take it for a spin in and around the office, and then out in for the weekend, getting people's reactions.