When you are developing for fun, do you ever get a project mind block? What to do, what’s best to do or what could be fun to do of course.
Tag Archives: JavaScript
Better to be specified
Are you a master at one or are you good at all? I am asking this question to see if developers want, need and like to be a master at one topic or if they think it would be better to be multi talented.
View the Source Code of Mobile Devices
Do you need to know what you mobile website is producing, but on the phone itself? Then here are the best ways I have found to inspect you mobile phone or tablets HTML. I have found how to inspect the HTML source of multiple platforms including iPhone, Android and more.
SEO Tips to help you rank in all search engines
Below 10 SEO tips for both programmers and non techy people. Your knowledge doesn’t have to be great to get yourself seen by the top search engines. Most all SEO tips will work in the top search engines as all the search engines want to find you in the same way.
Coding to perfection
Being a developer you see a lot of code and in my persute to be the best, I look to perfect my code. When you want to be the best you need to not only have the best code, but it also need to look the best and be functional. There are certain things you need to do when coding to perfection to make it the best for not just yourself, but for others to read as well. You have to bare in mind that other people will be judging you on your code for a job maybe, and then also using your code which you want to be easy read for them.
How To for the Twitter Card
Bing bing, twitter email… it’s twitter card. Twitter has developed a new feature called twitter card, but how do you use it? when I was setting up the PureRandom twitter card, I followed all the instructions, but still got a bit confused. This could be just me, though it never hurts to help others.
Which Viewport Width?
Responsive designs are the current and the future, but how do you build yours? When you build a responsive website one of the key parts is the view port. This tells the browser details on how to view the website it is requesting. The question is what do you tell it?
E-shot dos and dont are leading to just dont
We have been doing HTML emails for clients for years now and over the time we have seen many changes in what you can and can’t do when building them. The problem is they are moving to what you can’t do, so are we soon going to loose the way we can code e-shots?