Building a Telemedicine Platform with AI-Powered Diagnostics Using Vultr
Earlier this year, Steve Souders from the Yahoo! Performance team published a series of front-end performance optimization “rules” for optimizing a page. This tutorial takes a practical, example-based approach to implementing those rules. It’s targeted towards web developers with a small budget, who are most likely using shared hosting, and working under the various restrictions that come with suc
September 13, 2004Introducing PHP 5’s Standard Library Much of the buzz surrounding PHP5 has focused on its new object-oriented syntax and capabilities, and comparisons with Java. While all that was going on, the promisingly named “Standard PHP Library” (SPL) extension quietly made its way into the core PHP 5 distribution. Although work is still in progress, the Standard PHP Library’s current offe
Optimizing your web site for search engines should be an integral part of your web site project, from the very beginning to the very end. Search engine optimization (SEO) should be considered, and if possible, implemented, throughout the planning, design, development, and maintenance stages of your web site. The checklists in this chapter of Deliver First Class Web Sites: 101 Essential Checklists
Testing plays a critical role in the development of your web site and its long-term maintenance. While smaller web sites – especially those with more limited budgets – may not need to follow the formal testing procedures that are required for large-scale, commercial web sites, every site needs to be thoroughly tested to ensure that it’s error-free, user-friendly, accessible, and standards complian
Matt Mickiewicz interviews Jakob Nielsen, author of the brand new book “Prioritizing Web Usability,” about AJAX, usability’s close link to keyword advertising, and some of the advertising formats we’re seeing around the Web today. What do you think of the current implementations of AJAX (Google Maps, Writely, Google Suggest, Zimbra, etc.) on the Web today? They are irrelevant for the vast majority
April 12, 2006Track Your Rank Using the Google API In 2002, Google implemented an API for its popular search engine to allow web developers to perform Google searches on their own web sites. Using SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol), the API allows the search and results retrieval to run in the background. Many people also like to make use of the Google API in order to customise the way search re
CSS can be complex, and as each new browser version is released, you may well find yourself struggling to keep up with the latest tips and hacks. But those tips and hacks will save your sanity! Here, I’ve put together the ten tips that I find most helpful, to save you the hassle of scrounging around the Web for solutions when time is tight. 1. Block vs. Inline Level Elements Nearly all HTML elemen
This article was written in 2003 and remains one of our most popular posts. If you’re keen to learn more about mastering database management, you may find this recent article on MySQL of great interest. Whether you want to build your own forum, publish the messages from a mailing list on your Website, or write your own cms: there will be a moment that you’ll want to store hierarchical data in a da
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