Easy Webbers

Here comes some interesting links for this week. Enjoy!

• Will Legal Blogs Be Construed as Advertisements?
• 7 More Sure-Fire Headline Templates That Work
• Google ‘harbouring racists’
• Randfish has a useful post over at SEOmoz with 10 Web Tools to Help Generate Blog Content Ideas
• Chitika have announced a new product called ShopCloud$.
• Ben Hunt from web design from scratch describes his web design process.
• From Greywolf’s SEO Blog, the list of essential wordpress plugins.

Grazr is a free JavaScript based that lets you put your feed on a webpage, and nice thing about it is its quite fast.

RSS feeds are great, but the subscription model used by aggregators is slow and clumsy. After a while, it gets to be too much trouble to subscribe to more feeds. That’s why grazing feeds is becoming so popular. Grazr lets you view as many feeds as you want without the hassle of subscribing. Grazr users can freely jump from feed to feed. It’s like surfing on a river of feeds.

http://grazr.com

Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 has been released. Some of the major features included (as stated on their website) are a new look, tabs (finally and obviously), improved printing capability, RSS feeds, Search tab and improved security. Click here to download.

Currently, major computers software vendors are not only targeting home users but also business class customers for their wide range of newly developed soft-wares. Internet users used to interact with one another using different chat sites. They only require software downloading from any chat software site. Different mobile phone software and utility software is also available to serve the mobile users and PC user needs. However, for business clients, customized project management software, book keeping software and crm software are available to serve the needs of various departments of large organizations.

This is a really nice course on AJAX, by Sang Shin. Sang is presently working for Sun Microsystems as a Technology architect, consultant, and evangelist. Although the course started on July 14, 2006 but you can still enroll an catch-up.

Course: 10-Week Free AJAX Programming (with Passion!) Online Course

Do I need to say more? If you know any other sites that is not listed here please tell me by making a comment. Thanks!

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Here are some links that might be of interest to you:

• This article looks at current web design style trends, with explanations and examples.
• A comprehensive guide to .htaccess.
• HTML editor with a live preview on the same page. Powered by AJAX of course.
• Screenshot rollovers into your website in under 30 seconds.
• Easy sitemap generator.
• 12 Lessons for Those Afraid of CSS and Standards.
• Adsense is Dead! No, Wait…Adsense is Alive! …No Wait…

Here comes some interesting links for this weekend. Enjoy!

- How to correctly insert a flash into XHTML.
- Advanced Accessibility Techniques.
- The Ultimate SEO Checklist?
- And finally, 10 ways to ruin visitor experience on your website!
- A search plugin for WordPress, Search Meter!
- Dalarnas is a two column crisp theme for Wordpress that reminds me of the original Digg site. Lots of white space.

After almost a week of downtime we have missed to post about alot of interesting stuff. Here are some of them:

- An ajax enhancement for wordpress blogs.
- 3 unusual tricks to not give se-robots a chance to waste all your traffic.
- Generate a screenshot of your website in about 5 seconds, for free.
- 10 things businesses should know before building a website.
- Pageviews are obsolete?
- If you must have a shoutbox, this is the one to use.
- And finally some usability guidelines.

Create a nice Web 2.0 logo for your website or blog using this generator. This is how mine turned out. However don’t take this to seriously.

This is meant to be a parody of Web 2.0 Logos. While they are pretty cool, they are all kinda the same. It was created as a joke, not a serious logo maker. But feel free to use it to make a logo.

http://msig.info/web2test.php

Wan’t to become a top Digg user? Then you should read some of Marketallica’s tips. The points can be summed up like this:

1. Recognize Big Stories
2. Track Pulse of Internet
3. Interesting Headlines
4. Humanized Story Description
5. Trackback Your Submission
6. Comment First
7. Timing
8. Make Friends
9. Digg Your Friends News:
10. Finally, Enjoy

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