Branching Out to New Social Media Avenues

Social networking sites have revolutionized the way businesses and personalities interact with their customers and fans. So if you want to establish that kind of following, you need to have a social media presence too and you can do it quite easily by creating a Facebook page and a separate Twitter account for your business,… Continue reading Branching Out to New Social Media Avenues

Computer Hardware Fit for a Busy Developer

Developer work station Having an organized computer with all the cool software within reach will surely boost your productivity whether you are making that next big mobile app or you have a tight deadline in putting together a functional website. But if you still feel that there is need for improvement, you may have to… Continue reading Computer Hardware Fit for a Busy Developer

Non-Ecommerce Platforms for Ecommerce Purposes?

Magento and Volusion are two of the most popular ecommerce platforms used by big businesses. However, you need to pay for license to use these powerful tools. Smaller businesses don’t have to worry though as there are several open-source solutions that you can set up on your site for free. We already touched on Drupal… Continue reading Non-Ecommerce Platforms for Ecommerce Purposes?

Why $5.99/mo Hosting is a Dead End for CMS Based Website

Are you trying to host a heavy Drupal CMS website on a $5.99/mo hosting plan with limited resources? This may not be the best idea. The companies that sell these kind of plans usually allocate very limited resources to your virtual instance in order to maximize their bottom line, normally by putting hundreds, if not… Continue reading Why $5.99/mo Hosting is a Dead End for CMS Based Website

Should I Make a Mobile Website or Mobile App?

Smartphone and tablet owners are increasing at a frantic rate to the point that will you be missing out on a considerable chunk of your audience if you solely focus your website on computer users. The obvious approach would be to create a mobile version of your website but some of the more popular websites… Continue reading Should I Make a Mobile Website or Mobile App?

jQuery menu plugin – Sidr

Many third party CSS frameworks have these type of plug -ins embedded inside.If you want something specific to create menus on left and right Sidr can be your choice. Sidr Using this plug -in you will be able to create side menu bars on both sides which are responsive.You can modify the sidebars by placing… Continue reading jQuery menu plugin – Sidr

Stripe JS Payment tutorial

Stripe JS is a framework used to collect payments using credit card in an easy way. It supports all major currencies and can be included into your project with a single link. Here is the step by step tutorial for introducing a simple stripe payment. Step 1 <script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://js.stripe.com/v2/”></script> Step 2 So after including… Continue reading Stripe JS Payment tutorial

Web Developing on Your Browser – The Tools of the Trade

Adobe Dreamweaver is one of the most popular Web authoring tools used by professionals. The latest Creative Cloud version doesn’t ask for a very steep price either although you have to continuously pay for the license. Paying roughly $20 a month might be worthwhile if you really want to take advantage of the customizable interface… Continue reading Web Developing on Your Browser – The Tools of the Trade

Can a Facebook Page Negate the Need for a Business Website?

Facebook has evolved from a simple social networking website to a powerful marketing platform where you can find top brands like Coca-Cola and Nike. Plugging your business into the social media bandwagon is a quick way to spread an online presence and Facebook is a fine platform to start with. It is also an attractive… Continue reading Can a Facebook Page Negate the Need for a Business Website?