Tutorials
When we look at the biggest sites like Google and Facebook we must notice they all have one thing in common. Smooth loading. It is not just about the speed of their whole pages, but rather about applying actions to already opened page. In that case – we can notice that they are using ajax [...]
During the last few years, Magento has quickly established itself as one of the leading ecommerce platforms on the Web. It’s open source architecture and adaptability have made it an excellent choice for full range of users, starting from small shops to large enterprise clients. There is a huge community of programmers behind it, and [...]
In: Tutorials
21 Feb 2011
Do you ever watch old black-and-white war movies? The weary soldier advances cautiously out of the brush. There’s a clearing ahead: are there any land mines, or is it safe to cross? There aren’t any indications that it’s a minefield—no signs, barbed wire, or craters. The soldier pokes the ground ahead of him with his bayonet and winces, expecting an explosion. There isn’t one. So he proceeds painstakingly through the field for a while, prodding and poking as he goes. Eventually, convinced that the field is safe, he straightens up and marches proudly forward, only to be blown to pieces.
In: Freelancing|Tutorials
14 Feb 2011
One more article about writing a blog post, or maybe not?! Generalized observation about the topic isn’t enough to write a great blog post. Your approach to writing a blog post should be serious as you are writing an essay.
