Web Developer. Computer Programmer. Geek.
November’s goals were based solely on gross revenue. Although the goals were met, future growth in earnings will have to be related to an increase in readership. Therefore, the month of December is focused on increasing traffic and readership.
The Goals
Increase traffic, as calculated by SiteMeter and Google, by 50%. Considering the month […]
Ever since the ability to run multiple version of Internet Explorer on Windows has become known, I’ve been seeking a similar ability on my Linux development machine. Understandably, this has been a tough task to accomplish.
Previously, I’ve been able to run Internet Explorer 6 using WINE and Winetools. This alone has prevented me […]
Linux.com has a survey of Linux web development tools. It is good research for those new to the open source web development scene.
Personally, I use a combination of Bluefish and gVim for my development, with the intention to move fully towards gVim as I develop a more complete understanding of the application.
Unfortunately, the article […]
htaccess Cheatsheet
Browsershots provides screenshots of your site in different browsers on different platforms. Great for testing in Safari, Konqueror, Epiphany, Galeon, Mozilla, and Camino. I’ve used if for a while now and have no complaints other than the length of time for you to get results (sometimes days).
Perhaps the best resource for recent linux converts is the great list of equivalents. However, this table covers everything and seems to not be as up to date as I would like. Because of this, I thought I would put together a quick table related to web development.
Windows equivalents in Linux for Web […]