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| January 07, 2010 - The Importance of Error Reporting in Website Development |
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| Displaying errors, warning, or notices is important in all stages of website development. During initial development, it provides line numbers where errors occur and developers spot and fix all errors faster. During testing, it shows warnings and notices when running test scenarios, and tracks all bugs. During production it writes errors to a log file, and sends an email to the website administrator for immediate attention. Read More » |
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| October 20, 2009 - What is CSS |
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| Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is the style sheet language used for formatting text in documents written in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) for websites. CSS is important because it determines fonts, colours, and positions of elements on web pages. Read More » |
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| September 22, 2009 - What is CAPTCHA and why it is used |
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| CAPTCHA stands for "Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart". This is a challenge-response test used on web-forms to ensure that the form is filed in by a human being, or in other words it is a form of protection from bots (computers) filling out forms. Read More » |
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| September 10, 2009 - Send and receive your user@domain.com emails using Gmail |
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| Below is the tutorial on how you can send and receive your user@domain.com emails using Gmail. This article relates to GoDaddy's dedicated and virtual dedicated servers. If you are hosting your website with a different hosting company, the technical information below, such as port numbers, may vary. Also, SMTP relaying should be enabled on the server. Just replace domain.com with your domain name and you're good to go! Read More » |
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| August 17, 2009 - The business development aspect of web development |
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| As business people we have all seen them, or at least heard from them - the dreaded telemarketers who call in "on behalf of XYZ company" to try and sell us a website.
This call, outside of being a waste of valuable company time, is puzzling to most business owners and controllers as there is mostly no visible need for the service.
The thought process, usually, goes something like this - we already have a website, we've had it for a while now and it works just fine. The last thing we need today is some yokel telling us that they can give us a new and improved version of what we already have. After all, if there was a need we would have already realized it and called someone ourselves. Read More » |
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