Category Archives: New concepts and methods

Web apps – Could you, would you, should you?

Posted on September 13, 2011 by Simon

There seems to be upcoming trends launching all over the place and to be honest it is a pretty exciting to be a web dev! The hottest topics amongst work colleagues, friends and clients are cloud hosting, Google Plus and … Continue reading →

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Google +1 snippet not supporting IE6 and IE7

Posted on August 17, 2011 by Simon

I’ve been adding Google’s +1 to a number of sites recently and thought I’d better check the changes in numerous versions of IE. It appears fine in IE8 and 9 but not in IE6 and 7. A quick check on … Continue reading →

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Google’s +1 explained and how to install…

Posted on July 7, 2011 by Simon

As you may have seen over the last few weeks Google’s new +1 has launched both in its search results and on web pages. So let me explain what is it and why it is important… Think of the +1 … Continue reading →

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A peak into Dreamweaver 5.5. The best update yet!

Posted on April 28, 2011 by Simon

With each release the usual “This is the best one yet” promotion churns out. In the 5.5 version due out soon this could actually be their biggest understatement in the last 13 years! Simply put 5.5 looks to be EPIC! … Continue reading →

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