Do you use your own domain name with Blogger? Do you place "Blogger's Stats Widget" on your page? Or do you regularly check up the stats from your Blogger's dashboard? And most importantly have you found that "Don't track your own pagesviews" link no longer works?
Well, it used to be working when I used the regular subdomain under blogspot.com. Many bloggers have reported this issue to Google but yet no acceptable answers from them. However there is a way to patch this issue. [...]
I have visited many blog sites and most of them have "Related Posts"
or "You may also like - " section for visitors who like to discover
more related articles or stories. I am one of those visitors who likes to
find out more interesting posts which are related to the original article I
have read. Indeed, having related posts section will increase your exposures
of your site. That is no doubt about it.
Unfortunately, I didn't have this feature on my site since I started to
customise it. Of course I then started to do some research about building [...]
Last week I updated my Blogger site to be responsive and optimised the page
load time. Whilst doing those optimisation, I was looking for a simple
photo gallery to display the photos from my Flickr
photo stream. I've tried flickr
sideshow, pictobrowser
and slideflickr
however I was not satisfied with them. I then started to study the Flickr
API and tried to make a Flickr-like justified layout for my photography
page. While trying to code the jQuery plugin, I found two great
articles by Sam from Wackylabs.net
and Miro [...]
I use a simple JavaScript function to summarise the posts on the home page
of this blog. It worked quite well since the Blogger.com hasn't complained
about it. Well, things have gotten a little bit ugly. Few days ago, I post a
new article "Start
your own MVC Framework with PHP" which is quite a long post. It
contains code samples, descriptions and CSS code for presentation.
After I published the article, I noticed that some posts on my home page
went missing. I set the setting to display 8 posts per page for home page,
categories, paging and search [...]
I have been using ASP .NET MVC for many years. It is a complex framework but
not difficult to learn (at least for .NET developers). Anyway, I like the
way it handles templates and routing. Few years ago, one of my clients asked
me to developed a simple ERP system with PHP and MySQL. My first thought
was: "Why not developing a simple MVC framework with PHP?". It would allow
me to utilise the backend code and avoid mixing code in classes.
I started to study many PHP MVC Frameworks such as Zend
Framework, Symfony
and CakePHP but I
realised those [...]
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