Technologies
Trellis web technologies save time and build value for our clients.
In 1995, in the early history of the internet, most websites were created by hand in HTML. Pages that were related to each other in content or appearance had to be hacked out individually. When changes were needed, you hunted them down and made them one-by-one.
Our founder did exactly one website like that before realizing there had to be a better way.
The better way he invented was a program named Trellis. It took the leap of separating the content of a website from its appearance and functionality, making it easy to standardize features that were the same across an entire site -- like navigation, security, and access to databases.
Since then, the original Trellis software has undergone three major revisions. In 2000, we replaced all SQL and other data storage techniques with a pure XML approach. In 2001, we upgraded the platform to a web services architecture based on Microsoft .NET. And in 2007, we launched an integrated client/server solution for complex websites called Trellis Factory.
| | - Trellis .NET
Trellis .NET is a suite of Trellis-developed technologies for data and document storage, search, display, and updating. Its robust, enterprise-class capabilties have been proven in complex digital product applications with thousands of simultaneous users.
Trellis .NET makes simple work out of the most demanding requirements for personalization, customization, and integration with existing data from other sources.
- Trellis XML
Trellis XML is a mature set of components for web display and navigation. It was the first Trellis platform to transform web document and data management and it continues to serve our clients today in high visibility public websites and behind-the-scenes administrative sites.
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