Posted by zero on Sep 2, 2010 in Blog, Web Development | 0 comments
I found this article at OpenForum.com
What is interesting is that many companies and organizations (big or small) do not pay attention to their website. Its your online business face, it should always be clean, maintained and reflect professionalism.
When it comes to websites, small business owners tend to fall into one of two camps:
The first are those whose website is vital, and they...
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Posted by zero on Sep 2, 2010 in Blog | 0 comments
If you live in Mexico you certanly have TELMEX for your telephone, DSL and TV needs. Well it looks like they are not only going social but also app crazy.
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Posted by zero on Aug 14, 2010 in Blog, Web Development | 0 comments
Hate it or love it, the Flash Player is here to stay. HTML5 is the called the Flash killer. But when it comes to games, video and media in general, Flash is a winner.
But the Flash Player has yet another Ace up the its sleeve, Augmented Reality. AR has many uses when it comes to directions, presentations and games. And now it does not need any other special plugin but the Flash Player, and since...
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Posted by zero on Jun 26, 2010 in Blog, Web Development | 0 comments
I remember the time that when you wanted some cool interaction you needed to do it flash. That meant learning a hole new language (ActionScript), plus learning how to use flash. Then the hole web 2.0 came to be, AJAX. It sounds more like some kind of soap… well in a way it is, you could say it cleaned up a lot of how web programming was done. Now for AJAX all you needed was your old school...
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Posted by zero on Jan 14, 2010 in Blog, Social Network Research | 0 comments
I have been researching various social networks dedicated to learning languages. Interestingly they all have there unique twist. From embedding flash cards for your websites to writing and becoming official translators (like yahoo answers).
Here are the few good ones I...
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Posted by zero on Dec 29, 2009 in Blog, Social Network Research | 0 comments
This new online tool is pretty cool.
With Factual, it’s easy to collect and present content that will keep your readers coming back for more. By using open data sets and building a community of contributors, you can create enormous databases of useful information – and keep them up to date – at almost no cost.
Why should you care about open data? Keeping proprietary data fresh and accurate...
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