Posts in the "Sites" Category

  • Google Friend Connect

    Looking for an easy way to provide social features on your site without having to go through all the hassels of creating login scripts and member databases? Google Friend Connect allows you to do that in a few simple steps. Just signup for an account, upload 2 html files and embed a javascript for the [...]

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  • AdsBlackList – Block low paying ads on Google Adsense

    AdsBlackList.com is a unique project designed to enable you to dramatically reduce the amount of MFA (made for ads) and LCPC (low cost per click) sites which appear through the use of PPC systems such as Google Adsense™, Yahoo Publisher Network™ and Chitika eMiniMalls™. To get started with this service, you’ll first have to create [...]

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  • Google Doctype is an open encyclopedia and reference library. Written by web developers, for web developers. It includes articles on web security, JavaScript DOM manipulation, CSS tips and tricks, and more. The reference section includes a growing library of test cases for checking cross-browser and cross-platform compatibility. This site’s currently got some good HOWTOs on [...]

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  • G.ho.st

    G.ho.st an acronym for Global Hosted Operating SysTem is a service which provides an free online OS, storage space and an email account. I’d checked this service out and found it a pretty good concept, which allows you to upload your files to your online storage space, work on them on their Virtual Computer and [...]

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  • Google Friend Connect

    Google’s just released a preview version of Google Friend Connect, which allows you to add social features on your site with minimal coding. This is still a preview release so you’ll have sign up to get into the queue. Google Friend Connect lets you grow traffic by easily adding social features to your website. With [...]

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  • Microsoft has just lauched Live Mesh which provides a platform to connect various devices to share information. Microsoft has taken the wraps off a Technology Preview of its new Live Mesh platform, which promises to connect disparate devices so they can seamlessly share information. But beyond the surface, Live Mesh portends that Microsoft doesn’t just [...]

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  • Image via Wikipedia Here’s a new addon called Zementa for Firefox, which suggests content for your blog as you create your posts. This plugin currently works for WordPress (hosted and self-hosted), Typepad and Blogger. The content suggested by Zementa are all copyright cleared so you don’t have to go trolling for content and licence issues [...]

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  • Adobe’s Photo Shop Express

    Adobe has just announced the beta version of Photoshop Express, which is an online service which allows users to perform basic editing and apply effects on your uploaded images. They also provide 2GB of image hosting. Photoshop Express was created with Flex, Adobe’s free, open source framework for building RIAs. Flex applications provide a consistent, [...]

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  •   Here’s a site I came across, which has a boat load of links to Open Source software.  The list is divided into various categories to ease your search. So if you’re looking for open source tools to get work done, check this one out first. Link: Open Source Living 

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  • Embed photoediting for your site using Flauntr

    Flauntr allows you to embed their services on your site for free. API programming knowledge not required! Click on the image above to see how one of the embedding methods work. Flauntr provides 3 different ways you can embed their service on your site: LightBox : Get a nice little graphic you can put on [...]

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