It’s increasingly difficult to keep track of the browser market. Chrome 12, Firefox 5 and Opera 11.5 were released last month. Some browsers auto-update, some don’t. Some vendors have lavish launch promotions, others don’t mention it. The big news for July is that Chrome usage has passed 20% for the […]
Rubin
9391 posts
Senior managers at PayPal, the giant online payment company, have been coming to Israel to check out local start-up companies every year since 2008. That’s when PayPal bought FraudSciences, whose products prevent credit-card fraud, for $170 million. Last week, PayPal vice president of strategy and business development Mark Lavelle arrived […]
Email PDF Print Denver, CO (PRWEB) July 02, 2011 Unleaded Group, Denver’s premier website design, development and creative agency with a growing portfolio of completed websites for local, regional and national clients, has updated and launched its own new website to better showcase its work, capabilities, client websites, and its […]
Bristol, United Kingdom, July 02, 2011 –(PR.com)– Since 1918 Woods of Morecambe have provided the finest quality lingerie, opening its online store “www.woods-online.co.uk” in 2000. As a long established retailer with a reputation built on the highest standards of customer service, Woods were insistent that their online presence matched the […]
Posted on: Saturday, 2 July 2011, 00:00 CDT Nexcess, an eCommerce hosting provider with wholly-owned facilities located in Dearborn, Michigan, has announced that they will be giving a presentation on July 7, 2011 at an event in New York City, entitled “Conversion Engineering and Networking.” Ann Arbor, MI (PRWEB) July […]
Episode 119 of The SitePoint Podcast is now available! This week the panel is made up of regular host Patrick O’Keefe (@iFroggy) with guests Venessa Paech (@venessapaech), Sarah Hawk (@ilovethehawk) and Matt Haughey (@mathowie). The panel discuss the profession of Online Community, how it’s grown in importance and profile, and […]
I was looking at a few web developers’ websites recently, and was appalled at how tech-heavy most of them were. Sure, it’s nice to show off that you understand the lingo, but prospects want to read your website without having to look in a dictionary. Here’s the opening sentence on […]
In this second example, instead of stretching the middle of the border-image, we’ve repeated, slightly distorting the image if necessary to ensure we don’t have a broken image in supporting browsers.To ensure that the image is not ‘broken’, the width should be a multiple of the slice’s width. While we’ve […]
This post marks the first in a series to help you start from nothing and end with a Rails application. Although there are many posts/series on this subject, I feel like basic Rails tutorials, especially in the wake of Rails 3.1 changes, fall into a more-the-merrier category. Even so, this […]