Country Package for Classifieds Scripts Available

Country Package is now available for the main WorksForWeb classified products (Car Classified Software, Real Estate Script or iLister Classified Script) of 5.4 or 5.5 versions.

This awesome business solution is developed especially for creation of websites for countries others than USA as in default WorksForWeb patterns. Using this service you can orient your website to Australian, Canadian or UK customers.

Please, get detailed information on the Country Package page.

Feel free to contact our Sales Team if you have some questions or comments.

Introduction to HTTP

The HTTP protocol first appeared in yearly 90’s as a solution for document management in CERN, a huge European research center. They needed to maintain and manage a large number of scientific documents, each having many links to other documents (think of Wikipedia).

HTTP is a protocol used by hundreds of millions of people every day for all sorts of activities: getting news, posting news, sharing photos, socializing, educating themselves, educating others, reading, and sending mail, and relaxing. HTTP is the Internet’s glue, which connects distributed web pages and WWW users. This article is quick and dirty explanation of how it actually works.

We’re 5 Years Old!

December 5, 2010 WorksForWeb holds the Fifth Anniversary of the Foundation.

Dear customers, we really appreciate the years of work and the trust you have in us!

Best Regards,
WorksForWeb

"I Want My Quote Now!", or Do’s and Don’ts in Formulating Customization Requests

Every working day we get requests from our customers that usually end with something like “Waiting for the quote ASAP!” It is fine with us when requests come well formulated, detailed, and illustrated, but what if they are not? Incomplete requests that lack detail and essence are impossible to work with, take too much time and effort, make everyone go through a nagging and tedious “Whaddayamean by ______ (fill in the blank)?” process, and are simply risky.

When there are risks involved, the cost of such project goes up. We waste time, you waste time, and all of us lose money in the process.

What should we do to avoid all of the above and what is your role in the process being the beneficiary of the project? Read here.