Action is being taken worldwide to ‘flatten the curve’ and […]
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Launched on the week before the Caulfield Cup, the new ACTTAB site is built using Drupal 7. Drupal is a free and open-source content management framework written in PHP and distributed under the GNU General Public License. It is used as a backend framework for all of the ACTTAB website functionality, including soap calls and
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While researching the great variety of public cloud scenarios and application configurations on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) site I found the following whitepaper, published by Jinesh Varia in August 2012. The title speaks for itself, but Iâve republished the abstract below with a link to the full whitepaper. When AWS becomes available in Australia, which I hope will be in
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I am pleased to announce that Link Digital has been accepted as an Amazon Web Services Consulting Partner. This fantastic recognition is a result of our track record over more than a decade of operation, our strategic expertise surrounding Government technology assignments and our DevOps perspective on the use of IaaS as part of a
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As the Canberra Theatre Centreâs (CTCâs) preferred digital partner, Link Digital has delivered a refreshed design for CTC and Canberra Ticketing that renders across all mobile platforms including smart phones and tablets. Responsive design is more about responding to consumers than to technology. This has been the experience of the Canberra Theatre Centreâs Marketing Manager
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Link Digital’s Online Communication Workshop
/news/2012/08/innovative-budget-friendly-and-dynamic-drupal-is-gaining-ground-as-the-best-cms-aroundLink Digital is holding an online communications workshop on Thursday 20th of September. Details for Event: Thursday 20th September from 9:30am-12pm (food provided) The Inspire Centre, Building 25, University of Canberra Weâre opening the workshop to 30 attendees and are looking to tailor the content and discussion around the needs of those working in the
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