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A few Words From The Apes, Monkeys, and Various Primates That Make Up The Cheeky Monkey Super Squad.

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Why we are a web development shop

Last week, one of our latest hires was explaining to me that we don’t feel like a Web Agency. Instead, he claimed that we felt and acted like a web development shop. I thought this was a strange thing to say. To me, they are more or less the exact

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Innovation

NOUN the action or process of innovating. Innovation is a new idea, more effective device or process. Innovation can be viewed as the application of better solutions that meet new requirements, inarticulated needs, or existing market needs. This is accomplished through more effective products, processes, services, technologies, or ideas that

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We Love to Create – Wallpaper

Man has been sharing ideas, writing, and painting for a long time. Some might say we have been doing it for around 40,000 years. Back then we had cave walls, and today we have videos, books, and content management systems (blogs, articles, and online photo/art galleries). I decided to create

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Custom Drupal 404 Pages

A while ago, our creative director asked me to implement a custom 404 page on our corporate website. We were tired of the generic drupal 404 page and wanted to give it our own “cheeky” touch. Of course with drupal, there are a few different ways to accomplish this. So

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Design Hierarchy of Needs

A few words from the apes, monkeys, and various primates that make up the Cheeky Monkey Super Squad. In digital creation, understanding the intricate layers of web design and development is paramount. Before diving into the complex web of coding and aesthetics that platforms like WordPress and Drupal navigate with

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Memcached VS Redis

Memcached and Redis are in-memory key-value pair storing system, or in short, a “caching” system. Both of them open-sourced. First a bit of history. Memcached Originally developed by Brad Fitzpatrick at Danda interactive for their website LiveJournal, which was very popular in 2003. It was written in Perl at first,

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