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First Impression with Google Chrome: Worth it to switch?

I’m an avid Firefox user, I love how I can extend the base features of FireFox at anytime with a number of plug-ins. Although went buzz made it around the office that Google had officially launched it’s web browser, I was ready to pass it off. That was, until, a co-worker showed me the break [...]

So, what do you create websites in?

Something I get asked a lot is what I create websites in. Some people come to me for advice for which editor I think is the best or to boast about their personal favorites. Among the many editors I’ve heard mentioned have been Dreamweaver, Front Page / Expression Web, and Notepad.
See, I have a problem [...]

Don’t reinvent the wheel.

I’m in a industry where I occasionally deal with a lot of people and a lot of businesses and I’ve noticed quite an interesting trend. Now, I’m sure I’m not the only one to have noticed this, but I’m probably one of the few to actually blog about it.
I have had many people request for [...]

Video and Audio Content?

After I finally got the site up and running, I was trying to think of new ways to increase my content. So taking a page out of the Chris Pirillo and Leo Laport book, I’m considering doing a audio and video podcast.
The subject and the hosts would be yet to be determined, but I have [...]

Filtering PHP Input

I wrote a blog for the company I work for not too long ago expressing the need and importance of filtering PHP input. It never really ceases to amaze me the amount of people who trust the raw user input from forms, which we all know can lead to some serious security gaps.
In response to [...]

class.forms v0.5 released!

If you were looking for a great PHP class that can handle any type of form you put in front of it, look no further.
Here are some of the features:

Quickly add text, password, hidden, upload fields and more.
Automatically handle the posting of form data to a database (insert or update)
Resize uploaded images proportionally
Easily repopulate fields [...]

SEO Quick Checklist

If you don’t know a whole lot about this SEO thing (that’s Search Engine Optimization), but you still want to help your site’s rankings, then you’ve come to the right place.
I’ve developed a bit of a checklist for all you John Does out there that you can go through to make your site more friendly [...]

Making Your Site Mobile Friendly

Making your site friendly for all the mobile devices out there, is often over looked, but with the rise in the use of mobile devices maybe it’s something you consider.
Everyday we use our mobiles more and more. If we have mobile internet, the world is at our finger tips as we can quickly find directions, [...]

Get Immediate Traffic to Your Website or Online Store

In this eBook, I go over several tips that’ll teach you how to drive immediate traffic to your website. The book is divided up into two major techniques that you can use immediately that don’t cost you anything (well, except for the cost of the book).
Below is an excerpt from the book:
Whenever you setup a [...]

Quick Tip: Getting .edu Backlinks

We all know the importance of getting .edu backlinks, sometimes that’s easier said than done. Here are two quick ways to get some .edu backlinks completely ethically.
Looking for Link Directories
Some sites allow visitors and students to post links to websites under a variety of topics. They can be educational related or just links that you [...]