In the past, whenever I got an idea for a new blog post I would use Evernote to write down those ideas so I won’t forget about it. That method was an effective and convenient way of keeping notes but I still had to login to their website or open the Evernote Web Clipper on [...]
Continue reading...27. January 2011 ·
If you’re one of the active 6 million users of popular location-based social networking website/software Foursquare and happen to run a self-hosted WordPress blog/website or maybe have a lot of readers who are Foursquare users, then you might want to check out this plugin called Foursquare Integration. What does this plugin do? As the name [...]
Continue reading...30. September 2010 ·
One of the most effective ways to gain lots of traffic and free link backs for your blog or website is to produce a useful and informative eBook. If you have a WordPress blog and have lots of useful content, you can compile your best posts and create your own eBook and you can easily [...]
Continue reading...22. September 2010 ·
Good news WordPress fans, DevPress is here! It’s a new site where you can get beautiful WordPress themes, functional plugins and useful WordPress tutorials. Launched yesterday, DevPress a collaboration of 4 guys who love WordPress, the community and open source. The DevPress team is made up of Justin Tadlock, Patrick Daly, Ptah Dunbar and Tung [...]
Continue reading...4. August 2010 ·
One of the things that I often preach or emphasize on a lot here at JaypeeOnline is the importance of backups. I had an unfortunate experience a long time ago when my web host got hacked and all the files were lost. I didn’t have any backups so I basically lost two years worth of [...]
Continue reading...24. June 2010 ·
A couple months back, a faulty server configuration at Network Solutions shared hosting boxes led to many WordPress blogs getting hacked. The security flaw allowed other users on the same box to read other users’ configuration files. At first, people blamed WordPress for it but later on it was determined that it was the hosting [...]
Continue reading...15. June 2010 ·
Do you have a lot of visitors from Twitter or loyal readers who like to share content to Twitter? Then you probably want to make it easy for these people to share your site or blog post with their friends/followers on Twitter, right? Introducing Like it? Tweet it?, a jQuery-powered widget that enables your readers [...]
Continue reading...1. June 2010 ·
Most bloggers these days use social networks like Twitter to promote their latest blog posts. Some tweet manually, while some use a plugin, third-party app or online service to automatically do it for them. For JaypeeOnline, I use the Feedburner Socialize tool. Tweeting your latest blog posts is a very effective way to promote not [...]
Continue reading...12. May 2010 ·
Last week, WordPress released a geolocation plugin for self-hosted WordPress blogs that lets users broadcast and share their exact location of where they’re blogging from. It’s like Twitter’s geotagged tweets or checking in on Foursquare or Gowalla on your iPhone but this time it’s for WordPress. If you’re into the geolocation thing and would like [...]
Continue reading...2. May 2010 ·
Have you heard of Google Living Stories? I’m sure most of you haven’t and neither have I until a few days ago when I read an article about it on ReadWriteWeb. The Google Living Stories project is a new experimental way to read news online. Google developed this project in collaboration with The New York [...]
Continue reading...22. April 2010 ·
Facebook introduced three new components to the Facebook platform at the F8 conference held yesterday in San Francisco. These three components are – Social plugins, the Open Graph protocol, and the Graph API. The one that’s getting all the buzz and attention is the considered as the most important plugin, the Like Button. This is [...]
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2. March 2011 ·
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