Blisstering Solutions

Blisstering has a well-defined and mature application development process which comprises the complete Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) from business case analysis to warranty support of the application.

Blisstering provides best-in-class engineers who bring both domain expertise and industry experience.  We help architect and design software solutions in:

• Drupal

  Drupal is open source social publishing software that empowers individuals, teams, and communities to easily publish, manage and organize a wide variety of content on a website. Tens of thousands of people and organizations have used Drupal to power scores of different web sites, including community web portals, corporate web sites, social networking sites, personal web sites or blogs, and much more. 

  A few examples of Drupal-based Applications  

  Today, Drupal powers sites including the homepages of Warner Brothers Records, The New York Observer, Fast Company, Popular Science, and Amnesty International and project sites by SonyBMG, Forbes, Harvard University, and more. Drupal can be used to create personal weblogs (Tim Berners-Lee), deliver podcasts (TWIT.tv), connect online communities (SpreadFireFox.com), form artist collectives (Terminus 1525) or inform the masses (The Onion). It can also be also be used to create social networking site’s like iLoveBolly and CareSeek
  
  If you are thinking of using Drupal, we highly recommend watching Paul Albert' of Cornell University on why Drupal is the CMS of choice.
  

  The Case for Drupal-- Why the Open Source CMS is Well-Suited for a Medical Academic Library from Paul Albert on Vimeo.

   

• LAMP stack / PHP development

  LAMP is an acronym of one of the most popular software bundles to deliver web-based solutions. LAMP stands for

  • Linux - an Operating System Environment
  • Apache - a web server
  • MySQL - a database management system
  • PHP - a development scripting language

  All the components used in the LAMP solutions stack are open source, which means the acquisition cost is very low. Also LAMP-based solutions are robust, scalable and adaptable.

  Example of LAMP-based Applications  

  Currently many web applications on the internet are based on the LAMP stack or use some components within the stacks. The most notable ones are

  • Google - uses python scripting language for a variety of applications
  • Facebook - is an online social networking with over 175 million users (and growing) uses LAMP stack
  • Flickr - is an online photography social networking with over 2 billion images uses LAMP stack