Webmaster Tools

Having a powerful Content Management System (CMS) platform at your disposal is becoming increasingly important. A robust CMS saves you and your business time, effort, and lots of money. It is often times the single most important investment in your online presence and can be the difference between simple tasks or administration nightmares, even success [...]

6 Easy steps to follow to achieve good SEO for your website! 1. Study the cached, text-only version of your site (and your competitors). Perform a Google search and select the “cached” option from the results page. Then select the “text-only version” from the cached page. The text-only version shows you what Google sees as [...]

Some Google based SEO tips that can both save you and help you get lot of traffic! Traffic is not the one which is forcibly got from some external sources. People stay for less than few seconds and look for a better place on the web! Traffic should have QUALITY and Unforced. Articles should attract [...]

If you have created Web applications before, you are more than likely familiar with HTML’s set of form controls, some of which are implemented using the <input> element. In HTML 4, the following input types were supported: • button • checkbox • file • hidden • image • password • reset • radio • submit [...]

Web developers have traditionally used cookies to store information on a visitor’s local machine, allowing a Web page to read this information back at a later point. While cookies are very useful for storing basic data, they are limited by the fact that Web browsers are not required to keep more than 20 cookies per [...]

In recent years, the popularity of video sharing sites such as YouTube and content delivery platforms like Hulu has seen a huge explosion in the use of the Web for multimedia streaming. Unfortunately, the Web was not built with such content in mind, and as a result, the provision of video and audio has by [...]

Ruby is an interpreted language like Python, Php, Perl, and a whole host of other popular Unix based languages. It was invented in 1992 by a Japanese man. However it only shot to fame in the last few years when the web development world started getting very excited about a new framework called ‘Ruby on [...]

Everybody, me included, wants to increase their blog ranking from RSS readers, search engine results, traffic rank, page rank etc… So just how do you do it? Some of you may know this already some of you may not. I will share with you 5 ways that have helped me increase my blog ranking a [...]

The <canvas> element was originally developed by Apple® for use in Mac OS X Dashboard widgets and in Safari, but was later adopted by Mozilla® and Opera® in their Web browsers. The element has been standardized and included in the HTML5 specification, along with a series of 2D drawing APIs that can be used to [...]

The HTML5 specification includes a series of new semantic elements that is used to give some meaning to the various sections or parts of a Web page, such as a header, footer, navigation, and so on. In previous versions of HTML, you would typically use <div> elements to create these parts, using ID or class [...]