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Blue Shots with Werner Vogels CTO of Amazon

Tue, 19 May 2009 13:21:19 +0000

Omegle

admin — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 20:16:42 +0000

What is Omegle a funny website made by a Leif k Brooks. Brooks is a 18 yo male from vermont. He programmed Omegle that connects you to a random stranger on the website. I just talked to some people from Brazil and the UK. Really funny website if you’re bored. Leif k Brooks was called by some guys at silicon valley and asked him if he needed work. But he refused because he wanted to finish school and then study computer technology.

Google’s Stategy

admin — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 11:39:10 +0000

History of Programming languages

admin — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 19:24:59 +0000

O’reilly made his data of programming languages visual a while ago. Very interesting because i’m busy learning ruby on rails. So the first programming language is Fontran was released in November 1954. And still runing today! See it in a big screen here!

Damn Cool Pics

admin — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 14:01:02 +0000

Damn Cool Pics is a blog with all kinds of funny pictures. They collected some pictures that are taken just in the right angle. Everybody knows the pictures made by the tower of pisa 1 2 3. That kind of things but this is next level photographing!

Take a look at his blogpost.

Usernamecheck

admin — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 19:59:38 +0000

Almost everybody who lives on the world wide web has a username. Most people registered there name on several places like twitter, linkedin, myspace, facebook and many others. But there is a website that checks all kinds of sites for usernames. The website is usernamecheck.com.

Website Grader

admin — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 12:28:32 +0000

Website grader is a website that checks you’re marketing. And gives you a rating how good your marketing is. It takes a loot at your websites’s SEO. So it takes a look at the meta tags, heading summery, image summery and more. It also takes a look at the offpage seo by example domain age, pagerank, indexed pages, inbound links and last google crawl date. And they are also searching for blogosphere and social mediasphere. So try it yourself!

How to convince webmasters that they should link to your site

admin — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 17:48:14 +0000

Every week i get a email from axandra.com. This week was the topic how to convince webmasters that they should link to your site. You can sign up here and scroll down and subscribe to the mailinglist. Linkbuilding is very good for your seo and here you can see the 5 tips.

1. Offer something in return

The easiest thing that you could offer is a link in return. However, not all webmasters want to exchange links.

There are many things that you could offer in exchange for a link. This could be a discount for your products, an ad on your website or even a simple hint.

If you find a broken link on a website, inform the webmaster about the link. Tell him that your own website might be a good replacement for the broken link (if it is).

2. Ask your current link partners

If another website already links to you then they might add another link to a different page on your website.

Getting a second link from existing link partners is much easier than getting new links because you don’t have to explain yourself anymore. The other webmaster already knows you and your site.

3. Make friends with people from your industry

Networking can help you to get links to your website. This works best with blogs that are related to your website.

Contact the blog owners and compliment on their sites. Do not ask for a link in your first contact. When you’ve a good relationship with the blog owner, you might inform him about a new product or a new article that you’ve written.

Chances are that you’ll get a link from the blog then. These links from related blogs have a great impact on the position of your website in Google’s search results. IBP can help you to find blogs that are related to your website.

4. Show that other webmasters already linked to your website

It’s easier for people to do something if they see that other people have done the same thing before. If many other websites link to your website, you could mention this in your link request.

If a well known website mentioned your site, that’s even better: “As you might have seen on NYTimes.com, we’ve published a new product. This might be interesting to the visitors of your website.”

5. Offer something that other people don’t have

This is the easiest way to get links. If you have a report with ground-breaking new information or something other that’s very interesting and only available on your website then it will be very easy to get links to the page that contains that information.

5 Tips how to deal with copyright while blogging

admin — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 16:19:12 +0000

If you make a post about a subject you can’t copy paste things. It is important to give the person who made a picture, article or something else credit. And how to protect you’re own things from stealing.

1. Ask the author if you may use his picture/article.

This is a great way to get more contacts and it is a correct way. And maybe it gain some visitors.

2. Make a copyright button.

3. Watermark the pictures with a logo of you’re blog.

If people steal pictures you’re name is on it! This is a simple program to mark you’re pictures.

4. Quote people right.

You can quote people but do it right. Let the visitors know that it is a quote, color the part or “color the letters and use this quotes”. Write his name and link to his website.

5. What to do if someone steals you’re content.

The first thing is to contact the plagiarist. See of you can contact with him via a email address on the website or check who.is and see who registered the domain name. Mostly there is an email address, so mail him! Doesn’t work? Check this site for more tips.

WebDev Cheat Sheet Compilation

admin — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 13:59:51 +0000

My big friend Anthony Damasco has collected some cheatsheets.

Here is a rar file full of programming cheat sheets in PDF formats. It covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, MySQL, Website SEO, jQuery, Durpal, WordPress and more. Cheat sheets are a great way to remember a large amount of information. Entry to mid level programmers should always have cheat sheets handy around there computer while programming. While the sheets are visually available you will become more and more familiar with formats, functions, and santax.

See below the list.

1.) liquidicity HTML Help Sheet
2.) Addison-Wesley’s JavaScript Reference Card
3.) The most common DOM methods at a glance
4.) Smarty Cheat Sheet for Template Designers
5.) Expression Engine Quick Reference Chart
6.) CSS Cheat sheet (w3c recommended) LVL 1
7.) CSS Cheat sheet (w3c recommended) LVL 2
8.) DRUPAL 5 PHP TEMPLATE THEME DEVELOPER’S CHEAT SHEET
9.) MySQL Injection Cheat Sheet
10.) CSS Shorthand Cheat Sheet by Example leigeber.com
11.) CSS CHEAT SHEET – At a glance
12.) Drupal 6.x Core Hooks Cheat Sheet, valid as of January 20th, 2008
13.) XHTML Cheat Sheet v. 1.03
14.) Cake PHP Cheat Sheet
15.) CSS2.1 Quick Reference Card
16.) jQuery 1.2 Cheat Sheet v1.0
17.) Javascript Quick Reference Card
18.) Prototype JavaScript Library 1.5.0
19.) Cascading Style Sheets (CSS 2)
20.) RGB Color Codes Sheet
21.) Full CheatSheet for Javascript-Framework mootools rev 1.2
22.) Mysql Cheatsheet
23.) Filtering & Escaping
24.) html character entities
25.) PHP 4 Cheat Sheet
26.) PHP PCRE Cheat Sheet
27.) The Web Developer’s SEO Cheat Sheet
28.) jQuery API 1.2 Sheet
29.) JQuery Visual Map
30.) Anthonydamasco.com Web Term Cheat Sheet
31.) WordPress 2.0 Plugin API
32.) WordPress Theme Cheatsheet
33.) Drupal cheat Sheet