The demise of Stadia left many wondering what they were going to do with their handset, which I always thought was a nice little device in terms of touch, feel and usability. I chucked mine in a drawer and had…
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The demise of Stadia left many wondering what they were going to do with their handset, which I always thought was a nice little device in terms of touch, feel and usability. I chucked mine in a drawer and had…
Back in the day, developers and designers used to use images to create titles and menus for websites. It was a standard part of the cycle, crack open Photoshop or Illustrator, play around with as many fonts as you have…
So I’m trying to put together a little app/program using the Google Adwords API. The idea is that some of the work associated with managing keywords within Ad Groups can be automated, freeing up valuable marketing time to be spent…
This is awesome. I’ve yet to get my head round how to navigate the thing but it looks and feels great. The idea is that museums get involved with the project and Google presents their collections online in virtual tours…
The keywords meta tag, included in the metadata of an HTML document, has traditionally provided page content information to search engines. Back in the 90s and into the early 00s the keywords meta tag was used heavily by search engines…
Last month Joyent ceased to support their Connector suite of applications, the combined email, contacts and calendar app, next month they’ll be stopping the service completely. The Ruby on Rails app is several years old now and can’t really keep…
I’ve been working with cookies for the last couple of days, also known as a web cookie, browser cookie, and HTTP cookie (got that from Wikipedia). For some reason I always end up getting confused about what cookie is written…
I’ve been using Google Analytics a lot recently and at work it’s become an invaluable tool that guides all our online activity. The wealth and sheer depth of information available is staggering, as is the functionality afforded the user courtesy…