We provide for free basic Internet-Based Applications and Web Services, in order to help other developers and programmers.

[Tip: right-click and press 'save target as...' to save the web service files to your computer]

We also provide advice and help on how to develop applications. A basic advice: think first, then design carefully your application and then write a good flowchart of the logic (algorithm) of your program. All these on PAPER. Do not even attempt to touch your keyboard if you haven't thought everything about your program's logic first! Then, choose any programming language you like and write your program. Is that simple! No? Just take a look at the source code for the second grade equation solver below and then try to write the same program in any other language. With the underlying logic laid down in front of you, it may take you about...6.78 minutes or so. And from were are you going to learn that other language you may ask. Read a programming language textbook. Read the commands used in that language, look at its peculiarities. It isn't as hard as it sounds. You just follow exactly the instructions of the one who developed that language word by word. Programming languages change every year (literally). In the future new programming tools will emerge that may read your thoughts and instantly produce source code. What distinguishes a good programmer from a bad one? LOGIC!

1. Integer adding web service [C# based]

- - -> How to use web services: see the "Support" page.

- - -> Download a sample web site project using this web service here.

2. Solve Second Grade Equation [ASP.NET C# based] [source code]

Security note: Use username "user" and password "greece2006" to enter the beta applications vault.

3. Second grade equation solver [C# based]

4. Encryptor / Decryptor of text [ASP.NET C# based] [source code]

Security note: Use username "user" and password "greece2006" to enter the beta applications vault.