When we developed the Africa LEDS Partnership website, we increased the availability of content to their multilingual audience.

On 9th July 2001 six publishers signed the statement of intent that led to the development of Hinari, which provides developing countries with free or low-cost access to academic content.

Aptivate have been involved in its development since 2006.

The third of the three open source WordPress plugins we developed for the Climate and Development Knowledge Network website uses the Climate Tagger API to index content with the Climate Tagger Content Pool.

The second of the three open source WordPress plugins we developed for the Climate and Development Knowledge Network website uses the Climate Tagger API to suggest tags relevant to the climate and development sector. 

We've recently published three open source WordPress plugins that we developed for the Climate and Development Knowledge Network website. First up is a lightweight Google Custom Search.

At Aptivate we are sometimes overwhelmed with the amount of email we receive. Here's my strategy for coping with the deluge.

Closing PHP tags in pure PHP files can have unforeseen consequences.

Last year, as part of our ongoing involvement with the United Nations' Research for Life Programme, we worked with the World Health Organisation to add Arabic and Russian translations to the HINARI, AGORA and OARE programmes. Here are some of the problems we solved during the implementation.

Setting up new remote servers is something we do all the time. It was a surprise, then, to get a call from our chief engineer one day, just after installing ...

We recently integrated the Askbot forum into the Django-based websites we developed for the RIMI4AC Project. Askbot uses the Jinja2 templating language but this was incompatible with the standard ...

For our open source openconsent project, which uses the Django framework, we have recently added internationalisation support. Here's how we're testing it.

Before any translations are in place ...