Archive for 'Guide'
Knowing the Best Web Hosting Services
Top Web hosting services is a must for those who want the best representation of their websites. Several web hosting companies are ready to serve you but for a price. From a large list of companies discerning the top web hosting service provider could be a daunting task. However, there are several ways to help [...]
Posted: March 30th, 2011 under General, Guide.
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Make proper use of Instant Domain Name Check
Web mastering is one of the hot topics of the day when it comes to business opportunities. Webmasters are on the rise as the number of webmaster forums are increasing day by day. We find a number of webmaster forums on the Internet. They open up variety of topics for discussion such as web hosting, [...]
Posted: March 25th, 2011 under Features, General, Guide.
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Working With Cloud Services
I have very recently have started to enjoy the ease of use of using cloud-based applications. You see, I was pretty much a desktop app guy, and for a while I thought that cloud applications were neat, but hard drives are cheap, and I never really saw the need to use web-based applications. Well, that [...]
Posted: December 20th, 2010 under General, Guide, Information.
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Build Your Own Ruby on Rails Web Applications Part 3
The list of things that you will learn from this book: 1. Construct and set up an entirely operating Rails web application. 2. Programming the Ruby language with certainty. 3. Make use of the new features of Rails 1.2. 4. Build sleek interfaces using the Ajax features of Rails. 5. Utilize ActiveRecord in working with [...]
Posted: October 10th, 2010 under Guide.
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Build Your Own Ruby on Rails Web Applications Part 2
This book mainly focuses on the novice Ruby on Rails users. It simply doesn’t assume that you are a web developer with a high level of experience. This book also considers users who really haven’t tried using Ruby on Rails before. There is an entire chapter on this book that will give you a fun [...]
Posted: September 10th, 2010 under Guide.
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Build Your Own Ruby on Rails Web Applications Part 1
The Build Your Own Ruby on Rails Web Applications product is basically a fun a practical guide for Ruby on Rails beginners. This book provides easy-to-follow steps on how to use Ruby on Rails for users who only have very minimal knowledge about the web tool. The book provides essential details on how to install [...]
Posted: August 10th, 2010 under Guide.
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Steps in Making a Basic Web Part
There are simple steps to follow in creating a basic custom Web Part that can be added to a Web Part page. These steps can help you to create a Web Part that is derived from the ASP .NET 2.0 WebPart class that is used in a SharePoint site. Before implementing these steps, you need [...]
Posted: April 10th, 2010 under Guide.
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Web Applications vs. Desktop Applications (Part 4)
Security – on the other hand, web applications are more exposed to security risks than desktop applications, where you can control and protect from various vulnerabilities. Connectivity – web application development relies significantly on speed and internet connectivity. If there is an absence of internet or it has poor connectivity, it can cause performance issues [...]
Posted: November 24th, 2009 under Guide.
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Web Applications vs. Desktop Applications (Part 3)
These two applications can be compared based on: Maintenance – for web based applications, it only needs to be installed once whereas the desktop applications have to be installed separately on each computer. Also, updating the software can be cumbersome with desktop applications because it needs to be done on every single computer while it [...]
Posted: October 22nd, 2009 under Guide.
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Web Applications vs. Desktop Applications (Part 2)
www.weblogs.java.net Web application development soon started replacing desktop applications for reasons of usability in terms of better functions and portability. It is uses a web-browser as client interface and was usually made on client-server architecture. This is one of the reasons why web applications are getting so widely popular now. Although web applications offer an [...]
Posted: September 16th, 2009 under Guide.
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