Darko Martić - IT Engineer, eBusiness and eCommerce ProfessionalTechnological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal.
—
Me @ eBizMags.com
Did you noticed a new AdSense feature? Well, now you can park your domains on Google and have them paid within AdSense paycheck.
I’ll try this with one or two domains, just to see how it’ll go, and I get better results then with Parked.com I’ll probably redirect all of my domains.
Read more >>
Once I created my first AJAX “application” (also based on some simple tutorial) I just can’t stop thinking of AJAX methodology and it’s usage all over the projects.
What is AJAX actually? By definition – Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, a technique used in web application development.
In general it is a combination of XHTML and JavaScript.
I was building an OCR driven application, implementation of EMC2 Captiva InputAccel as input management system for enterprises. We had a server dedicated just for OCR mechanism as we were having a higher volume of scanning/documents to OCR on a daily basis.
OCR mechanism was an “old” application – an Abbyy FineReader OCR module for InputAccel, written obviously before multi-core CPUs etc, but it was good enough to do the job.
This app is capable of running in a multiple instances as in that way it could complete it’s processing faster. But, there was a problem. Read more >>
Wouldn’t it be great if you could see what data exactly do you submit with your HTML form with Post method? Well, you can and it’s easy with Paros Proxy tool !
As the name says, to simplify, this utility acts as your local web proxy. So, to set it up (after the installation) you configure your web browser’s proxy setting to something like http://localhost:xxxx (where “xxxx” is a Paros Proxy specific port). By doing that all traffic you make through your web browser goes through this utility. Read more >>
Don’t Make Me Think – A Common Sense Approach To Web Usability, by Steve Krug
This is a full title of this great great great book I read !
The title really says everything about the book. It is very easy to read, once you start reading it, you can’t stop till you get to the last page.
It is also illustrated with real life examples. Read more >>
It’s really hard for me to read unformatted e-mails, and it’s getting annoying when I recieve some important information and loose my eyes on scanning bunch of text in search for text I need to read.
I was also one of those programmers who didn’t “found time” to format those notification e-mails sent to webshop customers, but after some time I realized what I was missing:
Recently I needed to create a small command line app which processes .TXT files with some minor text editing.
So, as I’m a big fan of PHP I took a quick Google search on running .PHP scripts without installing PHP itself.
But, I’ve found something even more interesting – an application that actually converts, compiles, .PHP scripts into a standalone command line EXE application ! Read more >>
I have just released another small project of my own. It has a rather simple idea – to collect recipes of sandwiches.
Project is located at www.sendvic.com (sendvič = eng. sandwich) so as you can see I’m using a generic domain name.
This is my first mini social website and I’m using something new to me – Google FriendConnect service. For now, I just put some user gadgets on a site, and we’ll see how it’ll work when/if I get some visitors to join my community.