Welcome to CaeliSOFT.
CaeliSOFT is a software house specialising in VR Photography and Web Design. We also develop software upon request.
Art and inspiration
We develop each site from scratch, closely matching your requirements, but we also take into account current web design trends, possibly improving both page layout and functionality through new or unusual technology, such as VR photography, resulting in beautiful, effective web design focused toward the best browsing experience.
W3C standards compliance
With the advent of ever innovating technologies, you can't ignore the growing range of devices people are using to browse the Internet. Designing W3C-compliant web pages means ensuring they will properly display on the most common browser configurations.
Innovation and interactivity
CaeliSOFT puts new technology at work whenever it enables an improvement in web quality, but never at the expense of web server security. Botnets, spyware, rootkit's make security one of the hottest topics in web design.
Today's pervasive DSL-based connections allow for new, rich web contents. VR Photography exploits broadband advantages allowing you to impress your visitors by bringing places and objects alive in their browsers interactively like never before.
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In: Portfolio
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Trilobites in object VR
by Andrea Ruggirello
Here are two trilobites from my fossil collection in an object VR made from 72 shots; the movie was scaled down to 1,5Mb. Either Apple QuickTime or Adobe Flash plugin required.
Click and drag the mouse to rotate the image.
In: Y-Files
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Programming a recurring events calendar
by Anonymous
When making the events calendar for Cometa, CaeliSOFT's CMS, that was required as it was an important part of Tuscia 360's events calendar, I tried to understand the logic beneath recurring events. I had to encode hundreds of events, mostly recurring each year. Some events would recur on a given date, like birthdays, while others would recur on the first, second, third or last...
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In: Y-Files
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Apache rotatelogs and Awffull integration
by Andrea Ruggirello
When setting up my web server, I searched the web for a server log analysis solution that would do what I needed.
I settled on Awffull, a simple, yet powerful fork of the Webalizer project. An interesting option of Awffull is to enable use of GeoIP to have a decent (finally!) country graph. Incidentally, this wasn't built into the Debian package, so I had to download the source and...
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In: Y-Files
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Apache rotatelogs and Awffull integration
by Andrea Ruggirello
When setting up my web server, I searched the web for a server log analysis solution that would do what I needed.
I settled on Awffull, a simple, yet powerful fork of the Webalizer project. An interesting option of Awffull is to enable use of GeoIP to have a decent (finally!) country graph. Incidentally, this wasn't built into the Debian package, so I had to download the source and...
Read more
In: Y-Files
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Programming a recurring events calendar
by Anonymous
When making the events calendar for Cometa, CaeliSOFT's CMS, that was required as it was an important part of Tuscia 360's events calendar, I tried to understand the logic beneath recurring events. I had to encode hundreds of events, mostly recurring each year. Some events would recur on a given date, like birthdays, while others would recur on the first, second, third or last...
Read more
In: Portfolio
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Trilobites in object VR
by Andrea Ruggirello
Here are two trilobites from my fossil collection in an object VR made from 72 shots; the movie was scaled down to 1,5Mb. Either Apple QuickTime or Adobe Flash plugin required.
Click and drag the mouse to rotate the image.
