Online advertising, both paid search listings and banners, are constantly tracked for performance levels by third-party ad servers. Third party ad serving assists advertisers, publishers and users alike.
It is a complex online system enables these ad servers to deliver advertisements to your browser, and then reliably monitoring users behaviour associated with these ads after viewing them.
The term RSS is used often in web design, and many of my customers have heard of it but are unsure about what it actually is or how to use it. So I thought I would put a little article together to try and shed some light.
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Really Simple Syndication, or RSS for short, is an incredibly easy and time saving way of having frequently updated content sent to you from all of your favourite sites.
XAMPP is a great software containing Apache, MySQL, PHP, File server and many other modules/programs that make web development much easier.
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But sometimes after installation and selecting English language as default the selection will not affect phpMyAdmin and its interface is in German.
The trick is simple, you will need to look up the phpMyAdmin folder inside the installation root, then you will find config.inc.php file, open it, then paste these two lines of code at the very top of the page:
YouTube is the world's largest video sharing platform that generates more than 3 billion views every day. In fact, over 35 hours of footage is uploaded to YouTube every hour.
Yet despite these unbelievable user statistics, businesses still are not utilizing the benefits of video marketing enough. The majority of people would rather learn about a product or service through a video than text.
When Steve Jobs refused to allow Flash on iOS devices, he argued that HTML5 could do everything Flash did.
He wasn't being entirely honest - the reality distortion field was strong that day - but ultimately Apple won and Adobe didn't; HTML5, not Flash, is the technology that's transforming the web. So what exactly is it, and what does it want from us?
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