The sophistication of modern ecommerce solutions has improved to the point that you can set up and run an online store with minimal fuss. This ease of use is a boon to small and medium-sized merchants. In this article Vikram shows you how easy it is to setup an online shop using the OXID eShop software.

Five years of active development, usage, and passion culminated on December 13 last year with the release of phpBB version 3. Take a tour of the new features, glean insights from the developers themselves, and find out why *you* need phpBB3.

Launch into the world of ecommerce using eZ publish! Bard explains step-by-step how to create a fully functional product catalogue with online credit card processing functionality.

If you display source code on your site's pages, you need code highlighting! Stoyan shows how it's done using two techniques: the built-in PHP highlighter, and PEAR's Text_Highlighter package.

PHP developers, have you tried jEdit? As Scott explains, this handy editor offers much downloadable, plugin-based functionality and is easily customizable to make editing and bug-fixing your PHP a cinch!

Use CSS to theme your eZ publish site! It can be done quickly and easily, as Bard explains in this step-by-step tutorial. Learn how to shuffle page elements, set your own color preferences and make visual style changes in this must-read guide.

A large industry organisation needs a new Website, complete with CMS. After deep assessment, the development team decides to implement eZ Publish... but the project is not without its hurdles. Follow the team's trials and successes in this fascinating case study.

Every organization needs to communicate internally, and an intranet is a great tool for the job. In this hands-on tute, Bard shows how easy it is to install, configure, and build an intranet - including the administration system and user interface - using the latest release of eZ publish.

eZ publish fans and newbies alike will benefit from 'Learning eZ publish 3: Building Content Management Solutions'. Penned by a selection of experienced, high-profile members of the eZ publish community, this well-organised, practical book fills the holes left by the online documentation.

Jedox's Worksheet Server brings Excel to the Web. As Harry discovers, the cleverly-devised Worksheet Server easily turns the single user spreadsheet into a dynamic application from which the whole organization can benefit.