This time I have a good news for Chrome users. Most of my friends preferred Firefox than Chrome just because it does not support installation of plugins and addons as Firefox does. But this time it is not so, if you are a big fan of Google’s Chrome and you too dislike it because of no Continue reading

There’s a good news for blogger using Wordpress as their blogging platform. The new plugin ‘Moderator’ developed by Daniel is really a boon for blogger who have got to moderate heavy amount of comments each day. This Adobe Air based app, currently in beta, helps you to approve Continue reading

In wordpress, there are two types of webpages - “posts” and “pages”. While “posts” are generated dynamically, “pages” are statics and created explicitly. You can create as many “pages” as you want and put them anywhere in your Continue reading

Google’s open source browser is now unofficially ported to Mac and Linux by geeks at CodeWeavers. Officials ports for non-Windows OS are under-development and will take some time to hit your desktops. But those who are eager, can try Crossover Chromium. On Mac, it will support Intel based Continue reading

(Image Credit: Shalom Issenberg) Google has been supplying us with various utilities, softwares and other web-products which have made working with the Internet very easy. Recently, Google launched its own Web-Browser Google Chrome. It appears that there is Google’s monopoly over the Continue reading

Those who are familiar with BarCamp can immediately guess that PHPCamp is unconference for PHP. For rest, PHPCamp is event for all PHP programmers where you can show off your expertise in any area related to PHP. If you are new to PHP you can just attend this event to learn some great things Continue reading

Google for wordpress related posts plugin and you will find many of them but for Blogspot Blogger situation is was quite different. Mohamed Rias posted a solution which involve some Blogger template hacks but solves long pending related post problem. He described all modifications in very clean Continue reading

Google launched their first public version of open source browser named Chrome. As of now available only for Windows, this browser will most probably eat into Microsoft’s Internet Explorer’s market share. Well this is good news for web developer guys as IE always made it hard to develop Continue reading

There are times when you want to make a change across all your posts. Consider following examples: I have a dedicated page for firefox on this blog with AdSense’s firefox download code. Earlier I used to link that from every “download firefox” link. But as Google retired there Continue reading

Few days back, AdSense opened their feed advertising program for all publishers. I put AdSense ads in some of my feeds. The whole process of adding AdSense codes in feeds is not that simple as it may seem. Here I am listing few resources, which can be helpful for all bloggers/publisher who still Continue reading