If you’re visiting this blog, you want to learn more about blogging. However, you first have to get the basics down. Starting a blog is fairly easy, but you have to learn how to create links – it is one of the most common ways bloggers spread knowledge with one another. If you can’t create [...]

Learn some quick tips on how to start a freelance web design business with WordPress from design veteran James Dalman, VP of WebDesign.com, in this free introduction of our new WebDesign.com class titled Starting a Successful Freelance Web Design Business.
Starting a Freelance WordPress Web Design Business – Introduction
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
11:00 AM – 11:45 PM [...]

Yes this is a bit of a tangent from my usual posts, but I like to geek out as much as the next guy, write some code, and deploy it to various Application servers.
I, as I suspect many programmers do, tend to develop my applications within Tomcat then build releases for other platforms such as WebSphere or [...]

Microsoft Silverlight enables development of the next generation of Microsoft .NET-based media experiences and rich interactive applications (RIAs) for the Web. Silverlight is delivered as a cross-platform and cross-browser plug-in that exposes a programming framework and features that are a subset of the .NET Framework and Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF).
Silverlight offers rapid creation and delivery [...]

Google Analytics has been the main player for nearly everyone that has a blog. The suite and tools included are enterprise-class, giving you everything you need to run a campaign or track what people are searching for within your site.

Woopra recently came out of private beta, and now everyone can have an account, but for [...]

We have lots of commercial software available to use on different platform to complete our different work, but they are not free and sometime we do not able to purchase. Don’t worry about it, today we are listing here 7 Awesome And Useful Software For Linux in which most of them are cross-platform. There are [...]

Introduction
This is the third and final part of series on how to create a twitter style web application with Ruby on Rails. This part will cover how to add friendships between users.

The first part of this tutorial: A Simple Twitter App with Ruby on Rails – Messages With Ajax
The second part of this tutorial: [...]

Update: The information provided here is not quite correct; I should be publishing corrections in a moment. Sorry for the mix-up!
As part of my experimentation with easily distributable Zend Framework modules, I spent a little time this evening trying to figure out how to do the kind of configuration merging demonstrated in UC-05 of [...]

This week, the honor of being her preschool class snack leader falls again to my five year old daughter, Rachel. Inspired by her enthusiasm and excitement for the honor and responsibilities of being the class snack leader, this podcast features some dramatic narration from her dad, a little John Williams music reminding us of closing [...]

This week, the honor of being her preschool class snack leader falls again to my five year old daughter, Rachel. Inspired by her enthusiasm and excitement for the honor and responsibilities of being the class snack leader, this podcast features some dramatic narration from her dad, a little John Williams music reminding us of closing [...]