Web Developer Resources

How to Choose the Right Freelancer

Henry — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 13:07:03 +0000

You may have the option of choosing a freelance web developer instead of a web development company if your budget won’t allow you to. The thought of getting the services of a company can be daunting to anybody on a tight budget because web development companies can sometimes be very expensive. But it is important to be aware that not all freelancers do a great job. When looking for a freelancer to work on a website, you should not just consider those offering at a very low price. You should be more concerned about the quality of the finished product. Low-priced service does not mean a great deal so you should be very careful in choosing a skilled and well experienced freelancer.

A Good Web Developer

Henry — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 15:19:50 +0000

A good web developer possesses the knowledge, experience and skill to create a web site that catches the attention of its target audience, must be coded correctly for easy navigation, properly indexed by well known search engines and is displayed well also on various browsers and OSs. To help you decide if you have hired a good designer, consider looking at their past works. Check if they have used modern HTML in building a site. If all this characteristics were done by your developer, you can be rest assured that you have a good if not the best web site developer.

Exposing a Database as a Web Service

Henry — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 09:51:43 +0000

When you look back the computer industry, you can clearly identify different technologies in different time periods. In any given time period, databases have a very high priority in the industry, from small scale to large scale business. You know that Web Services are becoming today’s technology and everyone is in the process of moving their applications into the SOA or Web Services world. When doing so, you have a number of advantages, although you have to do a considerable amount of work to do get everything working. Therefore, when considering the advantages (such as accessibility, security, extensibility, and so forth), companies are trying to expose their applications as Web Services, or they are trying to give a Web Service interface to their applications

An Approach for Exposing a Database as a Web Service

Henry — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 06:27:29 +0000

There are a huge number of approaches that industries have employed when they want to expose their databases as Web Services. The Data Service approach can be considered as one of the best approaches, and you can find a huge number of different Data Services solutions as well. You can consider the WSO2 Data Service solution as a best example candidate for a Data Service solution that is built on Axis2. You can consider that as exposing a database by using Axis2 POJO to get a better understanding about this approach. Having a good knowledge about Axis2 will be an added advantage

Developing the Web Resources

Henry — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 09:47:25 +0000

Anyone who has used the Internet will know it is often a difficult place to find information when you want it. The Web Development Resources list will enable you to quickly and easily locate relevant information to help you improve your web site, both for reference purposes or to introduce you to new technologies. In May 1995, when this list began, web page design was in its infancy. A reasonable knowledge of HTML and some graphical skills were all that was necessary to create a high quality web site. Whilst this is often true today there are many new technologies which web developers should, at the very least, be aware of.

PayPal

Star — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 11:02:56 +0000

(Photo Source:ecommerce-guide)

Nowadays, one of the most important components of any online store is payment processing. There are several methods available to merchants, but one of the most popularly used is PayPal, it lets its consumers pay for their purchases using a credit card, bank transfer or with funds from their own PayPal account balance. When checking out, the customer is directed to a page designed to match your own site that’s located on PayPal’s secure servers. Once consumer is done choosing a payment method (PayPal cash payment or credit card), the customer is then returned to your site and the payment, once cleared, is deposited to your own PayPal account. PayPal also supports international payment terms.

ORACLE Database 11g:Database Replay Feature

Star — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 11:01:30 +0000

The Oracle DBA’s have long been wished to be able to capture applications workloads in a production environment and then it replays that workload against a test environment to determine the impact of the proposed database or application changes on the database performance. The new Database Replay feature enables an Oracle DBA to capture, massage and then replay workloads either selectively or in their own entirety within a wide range of database platforms and environment.

(Source:databasejournal)

Google Adsense: Earn through Blogging

editor — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 18:10:47 +0000

Another innovation by Google is its ad serving program called Google Adsense. Website owners may enroll in this program which enables advertisement like text, image and video advertisements appear on their site. Administered by Google, these ads generate revenue on either per-thousand impressions or per-click basis. Currently, Google is beta-testing a service that is cost-per-action.

Haloscan

editor — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 18:31:30 +0000

Haloscan is a free and useful commenting tool that can be easily installed on any weblog or webpage. Several of its features are: comment moderation, ability to ban offesinve comments by single IP or an IP range, a fully customizable comment window, worldwide time-zone and language support and hundreds of user-submitted templates to choose from. It also has a comment dashboard and is able to handle gravatar support.

MicroFormats Changing the Way We use the WEB

Henry — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 04:16:44 +0000

The internet was first designed with the machines developed for humans who had to adapt to standards that were more or less limited by the way machines were out together. The term micro-format is a revolutionary way of looking at the web which as we know has evolved a lot since it’s inception. The new way developers look at the internet/web is with the people who use them in from of the machines which we do our work making them more human-like and acceptable as technology for people. The web has been doing well, as far as serving us able to give us what we need and serving the many businesses who fund the infrastructure at which we work in, call it a win-win battle. But there is a very much important factor that has to evolve that has to do with our very human nature, we all differ from one to another in terms of preference.
Micro-formas allows developers to make small building blocks and to collate them as the user needs them, making only the thigns they specify as the ones they need rather than presenting everything all at once, which can be overwhelming for most of us so customizable blocks in increments to make things manageable. It allows easier development rather than have one huge chunk of code or page elements, you get bits and pieces that are designed to work together that you can add or remove at will but still maintain a form of functionality.