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Creating a Delicious Submission Link in PHP

March 10, 2011 | 0 Comments

DeliciousCreating a Delicious (del.icio.us) submission link is similar to Digg’s, with the exception of the page title that can be sent to Delicious, which is not required, but you’ll save the users from having to type it or copy/paste it.

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Creating a Digg Submission Link in PHP

March 7, 2011 | 0 Comments

DiggCreating a Digg submission link in PHP is easy since all the parameters Digg expects are included in the URL. Digg like most other social bookmarking tools does not allow complete automation of submissions. It requires the visitor to manually click the submit button to prevent spamming.

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Hiding Windows With Minime

March 3, 2011 | 0 Comments

MinimeIf you are like me you probably have windows scattered all over your screen, and finding one of them using the taskbar is very daunting. Enter Minime, a small Windows utility that allows you to easily minimize any window to the system tray. Windows are minimized to a single tray icon, which minimizes the cluttering even more than each one having its own tray icon.

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Customizing the AddThis WordPress Plugin

February 28, 2011 | 0 Comments

AddThis My favorite WordPress plugin for bookmarking/sharing is AddThis. It looks good and provides comprehensive statistics. But unlike Shareaholic’s SexyBookmarks plugin, which allows you to display any number of the available services (bookmarking or sharing sites, e.g. Digg), AddThis plugin only displays 4. So I modified it by adding a few lines of code to make it display more services and thought others might want to do the same.

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VPS Market Forecast

February 24, 2011 | 0 Comments

More and more small and mid-sized businesses are turning to the web in order to reach their customers, exchange information, understand market trends, and conduct day-to-day business. To do this, they are turning to virtual private servers, or VPS. This type of server gives the appearance and capabilities of running their own dedicated machines, while not having to worry about the high costs associated with real dedicated hosting. The cost of personnel to maintain the dedicated company server, energy, and equipment all add up. These costs are something small and medium sized businesses just can’t afford. Hence, 2010 was the year when virtualization deployments saw an increase of 28%, with a borderline 50% adoption rate for production.

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SnipsManager Version 2.2 Released

February 21, 2011 | 0 Comments

SnipsManagerTo keep up with our future plans for CodeHave, with this new version we renamed it to SnipsManager. Other than the handful of bugs fixed and new features added, we also tidied up some of the code files and added some PHP functions to make it easier for those of you who want to modify the code or integrate it with an existing website.

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10 Reasons Why Small Business Websites Should Be Built with WordPress

October 11, 2010 | 8 Comments

I’ll tell you the same thing I tell every one of my new web marketing clients, “WordPress is incredible – and you should be using it for your website.” It can save you both time and money, while making it far easier to build a beautiful and limitless website that you can manage and control yourself.

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