Programmers and creatives, you can now show your specific skills, the tools and environments you mostly use, the languages you are most familiar with, and your best traits in one place (and all up-to-date) with Coderbits.
Showing posts with label On The Web. Show all posts
Showing posts with label On The Web. Show all posts
Monday, April 15, 2013
Coderbits: Interactive Portfolios for Developers and Designers
Posted under:
Nerdery,
On The Web,
Programming,
Web Apps,
Web Development
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Yahoo! has been April-fooled bigtime, the Tsotsis Way
This year's been the best of April Fool's Day pranks exhibition. Bigshot identities got their hands dirty bringing up the most awesome prank they could provide. Others, got themselves April-fooled. And the bigtime April Fool's Day victim award goes to... Yahoo!
Posted under:
Funny,
On The Web
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Coursera: Free Online Courses from Top Universities
Since the boom of the internet, access to information has transformed from having to visit the nearest library, search for books, and log them to your library card - to just sitting in front of your computer and click through Google, and now even a tap away on your smartphone. Today, access to education doesn't require too much effort and expense - thanks to online courses.
Posted under:
Education,
On The Web,
Online Courses
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Changing Background on Page Scroll Using jQuery
On my latest web project, I decided it would be cool if the background changes as the user scrolls down the page. My latest project is a simple one-page website for a short film titled "Ampon" (Adopted), a movie based from a real life story.
Posted under:
Coding,
HTML,
jQuery,
On The Web,
Tips,
Web Development
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Basecamp: The Only Project Management Tool You'll Ever Need
Yet another product of 37Signals I featured on L-I aside from Rework, Basecamp is a project management tool that lets you create a project, to-do lists under that project, invite people to the project, assign a specific to-do to a person, and set deadlines. I have tried and tested Basecamp's 45-day free trial. On this post I will be listing why you should give it a shot and what other features they could include to improve the user experience with the product.
Posted under:
On The Web,
Project Management,
Tools,
Web Apps
Friday, March 2, 2012
How To Mass Delete Fans on Your Facebook Page The Easiest Way
On this post, Loading-Info seek the deepest and the least found solution for this Facebook Page owners' dilemma -- how to delete Facebook Page fans or Likes without manually removing each of them. Wait. Why would they want to delete their fans? and How? Read more to find out. But be sure to read from first to last as I added a hack for this tip to work.
Posted under:
Facebook,
Hacks,
How Tos,
On The Web,
Tips
Friday, September 23, 2011
Exploring OddCast: Text to Speech, 3D Photo Face, & Augmented Reality
I'm not sure how many of you have already heard about OddCast. I first discovered about it while bloghopping; I saw a widget from a blog that translates languages and pronounces the translations for you. You can choose from a number of characters available, male or female, with options like pronouncing English the American way or the English (UK) way. Enthusiastic I was, I went to their main site and discovered a lot more technologies from them.
Posted under:
Flash,
Multimedia,
On The Web,
Technology,
Widgets
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Protecting Your Online Content: Five (5) More Things You Still Need To Do
60,000 new websites are added to the web everyday. Google's total indexed pages reached 14.41 billion pages on 2011. In addition to that, there are an estimated of 1.6 million blog posts published daily. That is half a billion new blog posts every year. This is how active online publishers are. The web has been a great medium to voice out ideas, to spread the latest news, and to reach out to the world. However, it has become a haven for an uncontrollable, more often untraced, content distribution.
Posted under:
Blogging,
Geek Talks,
Listicles,
On The Web,
Tips
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Installing WordPress on Your Local Drive Using XAMPP
Before paying a web host for your new WordPress blog, you might want to know how WordPress functions. As you know, WordPress is a web framework and the most common blogging platform used around the web. By installing WordPress on your local drive, you are able to manipulate WordPress and create themes even if you are offline.
Posted under:
Blogging,
On The Web,
Web Development,
WordPress,
XAMPP
Monday, August 1, 2011
GetGlue: Check-in to your Favorites and Get Free Stickers
Whether you are a big screener, a walking stereo, a television bum, an avid web explorer, or you are just thinking about a topic - you would love GetGlue. I told myself that I would make a review of GetGlue not until I received my first batch of free stickers. And yes, I've already received them. :)
Posted under:
On The Web,
Reviews,
Web Apps
Sunday, July 24, 2011
L-I's Picks of Wolfram|Alpha Widgets For the Info Geeks
Last September, I posted about Wolfram|Alpha here on L-I. I've originally created a separate page for the W|A widgets (prev. the Tools page) but since Blogger only lets you create 10 static pages, I have to remove it to give space to other pages which are more important to the blog. As I promised, here they are - L-I's Picks of Wolfram|Alpha Widgets.
Posted under:
On The Web,
Tools,
Widgets
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Superb Internet - Web Hosting & Dedicated Servers: A Glimpse
Superb Internet was founded on 1996 by a then 16-year old Haralds Jass. From humble beginnings, the company which was created due to hosting servers' common problems those days, grew to over 400 servers by the year 1999. Their history is quite remarkable. But what we're going to see this time is its present state. Will they pass this review?
Posted under:
On The Web,
Online,
Reviews,
Services,
Sponsored,
Web Hosting
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
GeoSurf: Choose Your Own Location To Surf - No Hassle!
What if you can choose the location you are in while surfing the web? You can do that by setting your IP address. But what if you just want to set your location without getting your hands into these technical details? Or you are in a hurry and have no time to guess and search for a ton of IP addresses on the web without even knowing if it's safe to do so? Here is your solution - GeoSurf.
Posted under:
On The Web,
Reviews,
Services,
Sponsored
Sunday, July 10, 2011
We Blog Better - You Can Be a Better Blogger, too!
Every blogger dreams of being a better blogger. We Blog Better is founded by its previous owner Mr. Brandon Cox and now administered by Ms. Keisha Easley. This blog helps not just newbie bloggers but also those who are along the way and the pros as well.
This is the last featured blog on Loading-Info's BlogFest.
This is the last featured blog on Loading-Info's BlogFest.
Posted under:
BlogFest,
Blogging,
Blogs,
On The Web,
Reviews
Meet The SEO Sage and Learn Search Engine Optimization
Not sausage, dude. It's S-E-O sage. The SEO Sage is no other than Mr. Matthew DC who has a 5-year experience with blogging and internet marketing. The blog's tagline goes as The #1 Source for SEO Training, News, & Case Studies. Let's see...
Posted under:
BlogFest,
Blogs,
On The Web,
Reviews,
SEO
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Get Informed About Home-Based Business Resources at iBlogZone
iBlogZone was founded by Francisco Perez aka. DiTesco. This blog's focus is to help home-based business owners, mostly for online businesses, by providing ample resources and tips. Most topics include blogging (of course), SEO, Link Building, Marketing, Wordpress, and other terms you may have encountered before if you have read some of my previous reviews.
Why is the Angry Latino So Mad?
This blog the voice of one Latin American who has a strong passion for making them, the Latinos, a meaningful part of the American history. He is no other than the Angry Latino. His name may sound pessimistic, but it's the strong part of the emotion that puts up this blog.
Posted under:
BlogFest,
Blogs,
Culture,
On The Web,
Reviews
Friday, July 8, 2011
A Health News A Day Keeps The Sickness Away
A Health Blog is obviously a blog about health. It posts Health & Fitness news in a daily basis. They say, an apple a day keeps the doctor away. I say, a health news a day keeps the sickness away. Agree?
iLuLu Online: All Black Celebrity and Entertainment News Blog
If there is a blog exclusively for the black beauties and talents, this is it. iLuLu Online a an entertainment news blog about the latest and the freshest news about black celebrities, music, videos, films, and gossips. It was founded by Ms. LuLu from England who has traveled to the various parts of the world.
Posted under:
BlogFest,
Blogs,
Entertainment,
Music,
News,
On The Web,
Reviews
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Read Social Media News Commentary on 113Tidbits
113Tidbits of Commentary is a blog by Tony Greene aka. tonyknuckles. This blog is a collection of various topics that miraculously go with the interest of his readers. But seriously, when I landed at the page, all I encountered was Mr. Confusion.
Posted under:
BlogFest,
Blogs,
On The Web,
Reviews,
Social Media
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