SEO Trends for 2013
The world of SEO is always changing, keeping on trend is often a big struggle – but vitally important. Below are some overall facts and figures that show why it is so important to keep up to date: 450 million … Continue reading →
Yearly Archives: 2013
How To Come Up With The Best Web Design To Attract Traffic
Generating traffic to a site is one of the main reasons why people to come up with the best web design for their site. Traffic in a website would mean that there are lots of visitors who view or use … Continue reading →
5 Elements Of A Good Web Design
Today, many Web users are not only searching for sites packed with useful information, they are also looking for compelling and attractive sites. A good website offers visitors something they need in a way that will make them want to … Continue reading →
RESPONSIVE WEB DESIGNING – HERE TO STAY OR A PASSING FAD?
The tablet that I just recently purchased got me thinking, just as to how much of a high level of versatility websites now need to maintain for the provision of equally quality-oriented browsing experiences for all its users, since there … Continue reading →
Top Ten Mistakes in Web Design
1. Bad Search Overly literal search engines reduce usability in that they’re unable to handle typos, plurals, hyphens, and other variants of the query terms. Such search engines are particularly difficult for elderly users, but they hurt everybody.A related problem … Continue reading →
Design a Multi-Page Form in WordPress
If you're NOT interested in using a forms plugin, this 4-part series may be of interest you: Have you ever found yourself needing to create a custom, multiple-page form in WordPress? I do… all the time! While you can use … Continue reading →
What the Pew Social Media Usage Report Reveals to Communicators | Beyond PR
Last week the Pew Internet & American Life Project released its report on social media users for 2012. The report’s findings detail the social media behaviors of different demographic groups, and provide some important guidance for communicators. Here are some … Continue reading →
JBoss vs Tomcat « Altabel Group’s Blog
Some people will argue that it’s not worthy comparing Tomcat and JBoss, because one of them is a superset of the other. In fact JBoss is bundled with a forked version of Tomcat. So JBoss is Tomcat plus: * JMS … Continue reading →
The Blog Editor’s Ultimate Guide to Managing Multiple Contributors
Want a more well-rounded and sufficiently fed business blog? The answer is simple — don't do it all yourself! Okay, okay … easier said than done, right? But in all seriousness, a blog with multiple contributors results in a better … Continue reading →
10 Things To Consider When Choosing The Perfect CMS | Smashing Coding
Choosing a content management system can be tricky. Without a clearly defined set of requirements, you will be seduced by fancy functionality that you will never use. What then should you look for in a CMS? via 10 Things To … Continue reading →
Configuring Thunderbird for Gmail and Yahoo Accounts
Thunderbird is an Mozilla created email client software similar to Microsoft Outlook. Thunderbird supports POP and IMAP protocol for offline reading of your email messages. But to start your email in Thunderbird, you need to configure it so that it … Continue reading →
Beware: FileZilla Doesn’t Protect Your Passwords | Unmask Parasites. Blog.
2009 was the year of malware attacks that use stolen FTP credentials to infect legitimate web sites. Hundreds of thousands websites have been hacked this way and suffered from hidden iframe injections, Gumblar, redirections to bogus anti-virus sites, etc. The … Continue reading →
Scale of Universe – Interactive Scale of the Universe Tool
Try not to waste too much time… Scale of Universe – Interactive Scale of the Universe Tool.
Continue reading →Hadoop: The Foundation For Change | BrightTALK
Hadoop: The Foundation For Change | BrightTALK. Group: Advanced Business Analytics, Data Mining and Predictive Modeling Subject: HADOOP: THE FOUNDATION FOR CHANGE Join Us For a Groundbreaking Announcement: http://bit.ly/12nyVcQ HADOOP: THE FOUNDATION FOR CHANGE Live Streaming Event from San Francisco … Continue reading →
10 Easy Ways To Speed Up Your WordPress Site – DesignFestival
WordPress is used by millions as an open-source blogging platform. Many use it to share their thoughts and experiences online. However, WordPress offers a lot more than just blogging tools; it’s actually a robust, customizable content management system, and a … Continue reading →
Why I Will Never Feel Threatened by Programmers in India Cheap Overseas Programming
[UPDATE: To all those who got here by clicking a link entitled "Why I Will Never Feel Threatened by Programmers in India", that title has been retired as an unfortunate misfire on my part: much of the conversation was lead … Continue reading →
What’s in a name? Programmer or Developer | My Corner of the Web
I was part of a conversation the other day that really struck a nerve with me and has resonated in my mind since. We were discussing Programmer versus Developer and what we were. This lead to a more generalized conversation … Continue reading →
The Art of Web Design | Off Book | PBS
Published on Sep 20, 2012 The explosion of the internet over the past 20 years has led to the development of one of the newest creative mediums: the website. Web designers have adapted through the technological developments of html, CSS, … Continue reading →
Responsive Web Development as a Standard, Step-by-Step
For each and every new client, and new project, it seems that the request for compatibility among mobile devices is rising. Smartphones are at their peak in popularity, and the popularity of devices like iPads, Kindles, and other medium-sized handheld … Continue reading →
NoSQL 101
NoSQL 101 By Techopedia Staff, January 11, 2013 Takeaway: Non-relational, or NoSQL, databases have become a prominent alternative model for database managers because they're cheaper, they're more flexible, they require less management, and they're more scalable. read more via NoSQL … Continue reading →