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Building a more effective AI chatbot is a content problem — not a technical one.

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How Continuous Care offers more than ‘support’ to serve your website needs

We work to proactively identify opportunities, solve problems, and search for a better way. “Support” really is an inadequate term for the service we offer.

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Frontend miniseries: style guides

Frontend style guide miniseries, part one: Introduction

Welcome to part one of our frontend miniseries on style guides! In this first installment, we will be defining what a style guide is, how you can benefit from investing in one, and how to get started with this whole thing.

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NYU Wagner - Site Launch!

Launch announcement: NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service

Introducing the new website for the New York University Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, a public policy school that offers a comprehensive curriculum in public and nonprofit administration, policy, and management.

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Trip Report: BADcamp 2016

Trip Report: BADcamp 2016 – teaching, learning, and bonding

I've just returned from my first big Drupal camp and I'd like to tell you about my experience.

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MDedge.com Project Story

Managing in phases

MDedge.com was a project with many unique requirements.

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WordPress: To componentize or not? Your content is in question

When considering a component-based approach within the confines of a CMS, one of the biggest challenges presented is the question of when you should componentize content and when should you create/use a discrete field.

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NYU Nursing Tech Report

Getting NYU onto YAML Form

NYU Nursing needed a way to programmatically attach registration forms to each event posted to the site.

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