In this video we’ll learn how to program in JavaScript. We are going to get you setup and running on your local computer so you can follow along. Whether you brand new or just need a quick refresher this roughly 30 minute course is designed to expose you to the fundamentals of JavaScript.
In this 10 minute video you’ll learn how to install and setup Oracles VirtualBox with both Ubuntu Linux and Windows 11. We’ll also cover the basics of using the VirtualBox user interface menus.
This article will teach you how to quickly create a custom logo sting for your brand in 3 easy steps. First create the logo, then choose a video template, and finally produce the sting.
This article will teach you how to create a CSS fixed header In four simple steps. Simply locate your elements and set the styles. Then validate your assets and then test it out.
In this article accompanied with a full video presentation you’ll learn how to automate various websites processes with the iMacros tool.
In this video and article you’ll learn how you can quickly set user interface designs and layouts for different website looks feels and ideas.
In part two of this two part series we’ll run through some various techniques you can use to improve page speed for your website.
In part one of this two part series, We will cover the life cycle of a page request and look at some of the introductory tools that can be used to measure website page speed.
We all know that using the right tool for the right job can be the difference between getting something done smoothly or taking a painfully long time. The tools and services that you use are critical to maximizing a successful workflow and thus producing high-quality results in a short amount of time.
Do you do your design/testing/development on your production website? Have you ever installed or updated something that crashes a section or the entire site? Ever tried to format or fix your site layout while everyone visiting watches you?
Taking your business to the next level requires that you gain knowledge and more importantly wisdom. Do you have the right connections? Are you spending time getting the correct resources? Who are you taking your advice from? These and many other questions are the keys to the success of your business.
Have you ever installed trial software and wished you had another month to play with it? Have you ever noticed the more software you install the slower your machine gets even after you remove it? Have you ever wished you could just install a piece of software just to see if it is what you want and not have to worry about it crashing your machine? Well, these problems and many more can be solved when you go virtual.
As an entrepreneur you are looking for every edge to enhance your workflow and automate your process as much as possible. This requirement becomes even more prevalent when you work a traditional 9-5 job and need every slice of time to count. Things become even more critical when your business is up and running and you’re trying to grow it and increase profits.
PayPal has pretty much been the standard when it comes to doing any type of e-commerce transaction in a quick and easy format. Simply sign up for an account, set up your bank information, grab a button to put on your site and you’re in business.
Securing your blog is not an easy task and however at the same time it doesn’t have to be a complicated task and should be one that you take very seriously. If you’re doing any level of business or you plan to grow your blog and you haven’t considered security yet, then now is the time to sit down and make things happen.
Working remotely has become a huge part of the technical landscape in the last 10 years. Even more so for entrepreneurs who are using virtual assistants and working in cross locations to become as productive as possible. With the advent of Remote Desktop (RDP) and Virtualization this idea of working on one computer from another computer is becoming very mainstream.
Beginning on April 1, 2011 I decided to embark on an endeavor to create a blog that gives back all the knowledge I have accumulated over the past 15 years as an applications developer. I also want to share my experiences and failures as a growing entrepreneur for the past few years.
Working across the different Operating Systems you realize that you always wish you had tools that the other OS had. In Linux the shell is just plain awesome. In windows they have made some improvements with the PowerShell, but still young compared to shells like BASH. If you work with the plain old DOS command line you realize how super week it is compared to the BASH shell.
Tired of typing in the user name and password every time you ssh to a new box? Follow the directions below to get around that issue. This is a quick “How to” on setting up ssh keys. It is by no means an in-depth view of setting up keys, but it will give a quick run down on how to get them going just incase you forget…
Ever wanted to know how to convert an Audible (aa format) file to mp3 format? The aa format is not supported on very many hardware devices, at least compared to the wide range of support for MP3. Here is a quick way to convert until a nice clean way becomes available.
Overview JavaScript is changing the way we build apps today. It has become one of the leading languages on the web, and despite its many criticisms from lots of developers, it still retains to be …
