Building a small business takes a lot of time and effort but it is possible to see growth after a short time if you commit to expanding. Finding simple tools that you can use to expand your customer base is an important step toward reaching your goals. From local advertisements to word of mouth and building your own website, there are plenty of simple options available that will make a real difference in the success of your small business.
Read More...
Showing posts with label Web Development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Web Development. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Monday, April 15, 2013
Coderbits: Interactive Portfolios for Developers and Designers
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.
Posted under:
Nerdery,
On The Web,
Programming,
Web Apps,
Web Development
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, 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, February 28, 2011
Common (Stupid) Mistakes Newbie Programmers Commit
Posted under:
On The Web,
Programming,
Tips,
Web Development
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
The Wilderness Downtown Experience
The Wilderness Downtown is an interactive movie website created using HTML5, the next major HTML on the web. As I was browsing Twitter, I've read a tweet from Reddit saying "I cannot begin to describe how mindblowing this is.... (tip: view in Google Chrome) [programming] 358 points http://reddit.com/d7vqx"
SPOILER ALERT: I suggest you should check this site first to have your own The Wilderness Downtown Experience as well. The following paragraphs will spoil you if you haven't checked the site yet. ;-)
Posted under:
Chrome Experiments,
Filmography,
Geolocation,
HTML5,
Music,
On The Web,
Programming,
Reviews,
Web Development
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

