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PrestaShop lets you open up your own web store
If you’re a merchant looking for a straightforward way to morph into an “e-merchant”, PrestaShop might make it on your shortlist.
For starters, it’s an open source (read: free) PHP
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A new look for the Twitter interface
For many people, Twitter has grown to become a sort of vital link between them and a fast-moving world.
While Twitter isn’t everyone’s proverbial cup of tea, with its onslaught
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Can independent blogging turn into… a real job?
Meet Adam (made up name).
He’s a smart individual with a general interest for life and all that stems from it. He likes to voice his own views and knows
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The .me suffix is all about speculation
While domainers may be buying into the speculative hype about new domain name suffixes like “.me”, prospective buyers are looking for true (and trusted) value plus, whenever possible, natural
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Google Chrome enters the browser war
It can look deceivingly simple.
The planet’s search giant launches —yet another— web browser.
Is that supposed to be noteworthy?
Consider that Google has launched the beta version of Chrome, their own
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Piwik as an open source alternative for serious web analytics
If open source is your thing and you publish web sites, Piwik might just be exactly what you were waiting for performing serious web analytics regarding your flow of
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Buying multiple domain variations
If you’ve just found yourself a fine “.com” domain name to promote yourself or your company online, you’re probably wondering if it’s a smart move to expand your purchasing
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Identify key concepts which can translate into valuable domain names
In case you thought the domain name land grab was (already) over, it’s time to shake out of your relative inertia and jump into any of the countless niches
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Uninteresting affiliate programs
If you’re a web publisher, you’re already aware that several online services offer to match you with merchants who wish to commission you for every sale you generate, affiliate-style.
That’s
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The Oracle and BEA middleware
Have you been following the Oracle and BEA saga, lately?
It seems many concerned customers are still unsure about what the recent acquisition of BEA by Oracle means to them
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