People who work in teams understand the purpose and vitality of whiteboards. What looks like a simple, glossy, white surface actually solves the purpose of a thousand notebooks, scrap books, blueprints, maps, or any other term you might want to give to something that is used while planning and brainstorming for development. Today, you’d hardly […]

Problem: You’ve built an awesome web portal using HTML5 and some cool CSS features. You’re sure the portal will look amazing on Chrome. However, you’re wondering if the code will work on Safari or not. For that matter, you don’t even know if the code will work on a few old versions of Firefox or […]

TinyPng is a great online tool that lets you optimize your bitmps by reducing only their file size, not their quality.

Most blogs fail in the first 100 days, and one of the main reasons is disorganization. Successful blogs post new content frequently and consistently. But if you aren’t organized, you won’t be able to do either. How do I keep my blog organized? CoSchedule. It’s an excellent tool which allows you to plan, assign, write […]

A backlink for a website is a link from some other website to it. In other words, if some website likes the idea behind your web page or any of your posts, it provides a referring link to your website on one of its own web pages. If you own or moderate websites, there’s no […]

Modern business organizations understand that they need to find good tech solutions in order to be efficient and competitive on the market. One of the areas in which a lot of business try to improve is their communication both external and internal. All business organizations need to have contact with their employees and clients. More […]

Grammarly not only points out errors in your documents, but also lets you fix highlighted errors with just one click.

Nothing steals the thunder from good applications like bugs and errors. That’s why, when they’re still under development, every effort is made to find out and fix hidden bugs and unexpected errors. But it is easier said than done. While creating working code is one thing, fixing bugs, errors and exceptions is another thing entirely. […]

What does every software engineer dread most? Finding out what the problem with his application is based on logs. Especially when the application is super complicated with hundreds of logs that run into thousands of lines each. Add to that the pressure of doing all of that in real-time, and just picturing the scenario is […]

The mind of the average computer user boggles – why do big players like Google, AOL and the like develop cool programs and applications for free? What benefit do they get by offering niche services to users for absolutely no cost? Surely a lot of money and manpower must go into developing, testing and then […]