Application Development

Our primary focus is developing customised web-applications using open-source tools like the Apache webserver, the PHP scripting language and the MySQL database. However, we also develop desktop, client-server and database applications based on proprietry tools and our clients have full access to our source-code. As such, we have extensive experience using MS Excel, MS Access, VBA, MS SQL Server and MS Visual Basic 6 as well.

Web-Hosting, Server Hosting and Co-location

We provide shared and dedicated web, application and email hosting services. Our datacentre also provides space for dedicated server hosting, very suitable for high traffic clients, offsite backups, disaster recovery, clan servers, etc.

Web Design Our designs are functional and visually stimulating. The client has a choice of static or dynamic data-driven sites based on a custom or template design. We can extend this to a full content managed system based on our platformLIQUID framework.

Static Site Static sites are tailored toward clients who want a general web presence and who will not be updating content regularly.

Interactive Site Dynamic sites are tailored toward clients who want more than a general web presence and who will be updating content regularly. We provide a set of pre-built plug-ins like Guestbooks, Shoutboxes and Contact Forms which give the site a more interactive feel.

Content Management System We provide Conetnt Management Systems which are fully database driven. These sites are managed through an intuitive Administrator interface and content can be added, edited and removed WITHOUT any programming knowledge. The two content frameworks currently used are Joomla and DrakeCMS, a port of Limbo. However, we will be moving all our CMS websites to platformLIQUID.

Appliance Servers

We design and build Internet Appliance Servers such as routing firewalls, proxy servers, intrusion detection systems, etc. Our appliances use open-source specialised Operating Systems such as IPCop, m0n0wall and Wolverine, based on GNU/Linux and FreeBSD Unix.