Archive for the ‘Web’ Category
Progressive Enhancement in 2 minutes
5 Aug 2009Wikipedia states that Progressive Enhancement principle:
uses web technologies in a layered fashion that allows everyone to access the basic content and functionality of a web page, using any browser or Internet connection, while also providing those with better bandwidth or more advanced browser software an enhanced version of the page
This is the best example I [...]
Visitor Contact: Too Cool for School Contact Form
In: Web
9 Jul 2009In the Wordpress world, Contact Form 7 is “the king of contact forms”. It has (as of today 9 of July 2009) 543,600 downloads, a average rating of four stars (of 279 ratings). Also it has been translated to over 30 languages and 2 years of being in the plugin directory. Those are impressive numbers [...]
Web 2.5: The Transition Web
22 May 2009Although most are trying to figure out what exactly the Web 3.0 will be, I like to take a moment and show you what the business model of Web 2.0 was and what is happing today with web a.k.a Web 2.5.
The best way to explain what was the predominant business plan of the Web 2.0 [...]
Why Hitta’s Street Image is better than Google’s Street View
In: Web
7 May 2009Street Image from Hitta (Sweden) and Street View Google, are online services that gives you the ability (through a web browser) to see the streets of a city, as if you were there in a car or walking . Sometimes it feels like you are in the back side of a war vehicle, in first [...]
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- Tags: google, Hitta, ImageView, stockholm, StreetView
Mininova is gently shaking the world
13 Apr 2009“In a gentle way, you can shake the world”, Mahatma Gandhi.
If you visit Mininova site, you will see some ads to the right, but other than that have a nice clean layout. The site has a Web 2.0 air, with soft colors that come easy to the eye. It will not get the same good [...]
The question I have been asking myself is “where are the software companies, whose cracked software can be found on the p2p networks?”. Software companies figure out long ago, that they can fight these phenomenon. Slowly, they had changed, now big companies offer basic free versions of their products, understanding that $$$ is “Business to [...]
Yes, the title may sound sensationalist however that is the strategy of the defense. The strategy apparently named as the “King Kong defense” consists on arguing that The Pirate Bay doesn’t initiate the transfer, the users do. The sites [TPB] administrators are unable to identify the users because they can register with any name i.e. [...]
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