We are developers,coders and creators.While implementing our creation we spend most of the time looking for the right code to use from the API from different websites. Dash Description Dash is an macintosh application designed to provide all API documentation at a single place .It will be easy for everyone who is working on a… Continue reading API Documentation browser Dash for Macintosh
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Integrating PayPal to Your WordPress Site
When running an e-commerce based website, it is crucial to have an efficient and customer oriented payment gateway system. Apart from having an appealing and organized way of marketing your products and services online, you need to provide the kind of service that enable to have quality shopping experience for your customers and clients. Online… Continue reading Integrating PayPal to Your WordPress Site
Lightweight CSS Frameworks
All websites shares common elements like grids,menus,forms and buttons.so to code a website which is already related to some grid structure the easiest way to make that website is to use the lightweight CSS frameworks which are pre-built optimized and responsive too. So all frameworks work under one rule. Connect -> Copy -> Edit Every… Continue reading Lightweight CSS Frameworks
The Best E-Mail Marketing Solutions for Joomla
Using Joomla as your CMS or content management system tool allows you to further extend you clientele base. But apart from using this particular tool, you need to come up with effective online marketing solutions in order to promote your site. If you have an online business, it is strongly suggested that you have e-mail… Continue reading The Best E-Mail Marketing Solutions for Joomla
Working with HTML, CSS and Javascript
When you are changing the width of a picture, which file do you think you will turn to first? HTML, CSS and Javascript can solve the same problem. However, what’s the best solution and what are their differences? In this case, Javascript is the worst choice to solve the problem. No matter if you use… Continue reading Working with HTML, CSS and Javascript
Marketing E-mails for Web Designers
Sending marketing e-mails like newsletters is still one of the most effective online strategies used by several companies. But being able to create a quality HTML email is not easy especially since HTML emails are bug-prone and can be really consistent. Just considering the different ways as to how online users check their emails like… Continue reading Marketing E-mails for Web Designers
Drupal ubercart coupons support for the Stripe coupons
You may probably wonder: my Drupal site uses ubercart to handle all my orders. Out of the various payment gateways I’m most impressed with Stripe, and it is supported by ubercart too. Perfect! Just one small problem though: the stripe add-on doesn’t support coupons. Why? What if I add a feature to add coupon support?… Continue reading Drupal ubercart coupons support for the Stripe coupons
The compatibility of Drupal 6 and PHP 5.4
If you own a site, chances are you may host it somewhere in the cloud. Depending on which hosting company you may get a varying degree of freedom in choosing which operating system and applications you may be allowed to use. Some hosting platforms are pretty diligent on maintaining its servers so that the software… Continue reading The compatibility of Drupal 6 and PHP 5.4
Cross Browser Issues
Have you ever dealt with a situation when the client reports a bug, but you could not reproduce it? Even though you are maybe using the same browsing environment and following the same steps, you still cannot reproduce the same problem. In some instances a simple clearing of the cache may be the quickest solution… Continue reading Cross Browser Issues
Drupal 8: What should I do about it?
With the Drupal 8 release remains to be unknown (but coming ever closer) it is certainly worth spending a bit of time to ask yourself: What does this mean to my Drupal site and how much time do I have do make a decision? As of today Drupal 8 is still at the alpha stage,… Continue reading Drupal 8: What should I do about it?