Web Apps are here

We built several sophisticated Web applications, as a company and as individuals. Our most recent project is GameCapture, a LAMP system that includes video streaming. NOKs.com was the world's first character collecting system, published by Atari in 2003 with a second version in 2004. Alzinfo.org was a content management system built from the ground up to support Alzheimer patients: client was the non-profit Alzheimer Foundation of the Rockefeller University. Living Memoriam was a sister site in memory of Alzheimer victims, and featured several innovative design ideas as well as some interesting bitmap manipulation algorithms.

In Devix, Lior led an off-shore team to create an ecommerce system that included both a back-end smart client and a performance-critical web site, whose both databases synchronizing in real time through a web-services-based replication framework. The system launched in 2007 and is the foundation for several high profile online shops, supporting billions of dollars of online commerce. One of the best sites is JustMyShopping.

We built all of these with Microsoft technologies -- C#, SQL Server and the rest of the package. The one exception is the GameCatcher project, still in development, which involves a backend PHP/MySQL server. This server connects to a C++ client which records PC games on user machines, and publishes them on our server. Which technology do we feel is better, you ask? well, we're glad you asked. It's a good question, and we have no real answer for it, as it is, after all, a matter of the heart.