Like eating Brussels sprouts, everyone knows that keeping software current is good for you. But getting clients to actually upgrade regularly is hard. Why is that?

Like eating Brussels sprouts, everyone knows that keeping software current is good for you. But getting clients to actually upgrade regularly is hard. Why is that?
Imaginary Landscape is proud to announce its selection as a Chicago Top Web Developer by Clutch, an independent ratings and review company.
Clutch’s Leaders Matrix Methodology measures both the ...
The new OWASP Top 10 list of website vulnerabilities has just been released.
The lack of attention to accessible website design over the past several years has overlooked the online experience for persons with disabilities and opened the door for potential litigation. As a result, the number of speculative lawsuits focusing on website accessibility has skyrocketed over the past year.
Django is being used by corporations worldwide. Every day, Imaginary does its part to increase this footprint by deploying Django websites and applications to our clients. As a result, Django ...
This week, Google announced a radically new way of handling human detection with a revamped reCAPTCHA. This new iteration, called No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA replaces the hard-to-read distorted text ...
A 2014 study released by the Harvard Law Review shows that an alarming number of hyperlinks go bad in a surprisingly short time.
Link Rot has been a problem from ...
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame recently announced their 2015 nominees. At the same time, they opened up a Fan Voting application so that music fans across the ...
Below is a PDF of the slides for today's DjangoCon US presentation, "Trial By Fire: Real World Performance Optimization" by Joe Jasinski and Dan Johnson (Tuesday, September 3, 2013 - Track ...
This week, The Onion arrived at the Imaginary Landscape office to film a short segment for their website, "CEO Has Special Knack For Recognizing Great Ideas and Ruining Them." ...