If you are like me, you learn much better by doing than a tutorial.
When I wanted to learn how to make flashy fancy tab menus, I turned to CSS Tab Designer. I am not huge on it’s stock menus, but it does generate the HTML and CSS for you to pick apart, digest, and [...]
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Adsense can be a challenge to optimize. There are so many challenges like placement, frequency, colors…one thing people often overlook is ad targeting.
Adsense’s ability to find appropriate ads works ok, but sometimes you need to tune it a bit. I found one such case on one of my sites where I was constantly getting all [...]
You have all heard the old adage, “Use the right tool for the job.” Consider this scenario if you will.
You get design plans to build a metal box. The design plan says you can only use Stainless Steel M12 Phillips button screws. When you go to the hardware you find that they only have Stainless [...]
The web development world really is the wild west these days. There are so many technologies that you could spend the next five years trying to adequately learn them all, only to find out that dozens more have replaced them.
One thing that gives me hope in this mess of technologies and platforms is that rise [...]
Recently, I started taking on some new educational opportunities. I decided that it would be a good thing for me to learn the ins and outs of a few of the new CMS/Blog Engines out there, as well as get more familiar with some of the old ones.
The main PC that I develop on [...]
The web moves fast when you coast at all. After moving my blog to Wordpress a year ago, I focused my efforts on learning PHP and let Wordpress do the rest. My website was and is content focused and the amount of JavaScript involved was minimal beyond what is included in Wordpress and a few [...]
10 Jul, 2007
Segregating Users, Feeders and Hit and Runners for Accurate Analytics
Posted by: Jason Burns In: Development
An article on Forbes today explained that Nielsen/NetRatings had decided to drop page-views as a metric for following web traffic these days. They cited Ajax sites as the primary reason that this technology is no longer adequate as the page itself is much less often “refreshed” so on many modern portal sites the traffic is [...]
What are your Windows future plans?
- Already on Vista, can't wait for Windows 7! (52%)
- XP is fine, waiting for Windows 7. (30%)
- Don't use Windows, won't use Windows. (15%)
- Looking at alternative OSes. (3%)
Total Votes: 33
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- Review: Fallout 3 for Xbox 360
- How can something be so funny, yet not funny at all….seriously?
- Debunking Rumors: Microsoft giving up on Vista….
- Dear Bill, Thanks for helping me give my 11 year old an interest in computer programming…Microsoft Small Basic
- Future Headlines: It’s 2019 and Open Source Software Has Won!
- Senses Fail – New Music For You!
- I wonder, does Yahoo even matter anymore?
- Possibly the only political post I will ever write…
- Wordpress 2.7 beta1 First Impressions
- Sometimes I look at Linux and shake my head…
- Scott Miller: You know, I agree with you guys, and I have to say, many kudos to keeping this a clean discussion. I myself am an OS mutt. I use XP on older machine
- JOSE COLON: WHERE DO I GO TO DOWNLOAD MOVIES TO MY IPOD AND WHAT PROGRAM DO I NEED TO HAVE TO DOWNLOAD THE MOVIES,,
- KillGuta: Don't really know why you guys got these problems, but my WoW is running VERY smoothly (exactly like on XP). Also I am using a self moded Vista SP1 ve
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