Coghead empowers tech-savvy business people to develop applications for common business problems. By combining the benefits of zero infrastructure, drag and drop tools, powerful development features and more, Coghead is changing the app development game, in your favor.
In other words, it's a custom online application builder. Read a little further for more:
Now you can develop custom apps quickly, and share them with your co-workers in real time. The revolutionary Coghead application delivery service provides an intuitive drag and drop development environment so you can build, and maintain, your custom applications yourself... no coding required!
For starters, either grab a pre-built app from the Coghead application directory, or build your own from scratch. Or do a little of both! Coghead has specialized templates for creating a nearly limitless range of applications. Examples include:
- a Project Management application to track Engineering team members and tasks
- an HR application to automate new employee provisioning
- an Inventory database for monitoring the status of your widgets
This is right up there on the leading edge for online applications. These guys know their stuff. For their CMS, they use Drupal.
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For color palate, we wanted something simple and vivid, without making it too specifically UK/US or African; they're an international organization connecting working around the globe.
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Drupal theme for Aid Workers Net
Aid Workers Network links relief and development field staff to share support, ideas and best practice. This web site is being developed by a team of experienced aid workers to provide a comprehensive resource for busy field workers needing practical advice and proven resources to help with their current work.
This site is made possible through the support of Oxfam, the Red Cross and the Fritz Foundation.
It was a pleasure working with these folks.
The theme for their CivicSpace-powered site is powered by Drupal's phpTemplate theme engine. They wanted something minimalist and clean, with lots of white space -- something that would download quickly on slow connections.
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We also did the logo.
Now, to be perfectly honest, I can't say I cared much for the Dr. Science bits on the radio. But when I sat down and watched the footage of the Duck's Breath 30th Anniversary Show, the Dr. Science sketch had me in stitches! Because in the live show, he takes questions from the audience and answers them on the spot, ad lib. And that colors the whole experience. (Dan Coffey, the man who is Dr. Science, also hosted the radio show Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!.)
Another one of my favorites in the show is Ian Shoales, whose voice you might remember from snappy social commentary spots on NPR ("...I gotta go.") or recognize from ABC's "World News Now." His dry delivery and sharp wit are delightful.
My favorite sketch from the show is with Jim Turner as Randee of the Redwoods. Anyone who's been exposed to '70s stoner culture will get a kick out of this spaced out dude. I think it's his utter innocence that makes him so endearing.
How did I miss these guys all these years? They never hit the big time like Second City, but they really are just as silly, with perhaps a bit more of social satire. It's great to be able to work on a DVD project for such a talented bunch, but for me the real joy was being introduced to the nutty humor of these ascerbic wits. (And I'm not just saying that because we worked on the disc. You'll just have to trust me on that.)
The Duck's Breath 30th Anniversary Show DVD is being released at the end of October. Check Riverbend Entertainment for the latest info.
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There is a neat resource that answers questions about DVD technology and what the terms mean. Worth a look.
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