The recent celebrities in the Social Web, are the Professional Bloggers. They blog for others and grow themselves in the process. Are you longing to be one? But do you know that professional blogging can be really dangerous? Read on to identify, if you are ready to get into this dangerous world of Professional Blogging.
I have recently seen many Web Developers try to get hold of HTML5 and CSS3 – as they both hold keys to the future of Web Development.
If you are one of those, then the following links are essential to bookmark. They make an excellent weekend read – and help you feel absolutely enlightened!
Few other tutorials and articles to give you an heads up:
Another interesting article on HTML5 – iPhone developers abandoning app model for HTML5?
Happy Learning!
Every Professional Blogger out there – you and me – wants to make it big. We are fascinated by the success of a few Bloggers like – Darren Rowse and Dave Risley.
But do everyone of us understand that Blogging is a different ball game? It is a totally different business, that requires varied capabilities and strategies.
Even with the right strategies in place, extreme success in Blogging can take ages. But can we spot some common characteristics and habits among the successful Bloggers? Yes, and this post gives you just that.
Hiding the published-on date in old WordPress posts is requested in many Thesis Customizations. Sometimes this helps in avoiding the content to appear outdated, for the readers of your site.
In this post, I will show you how to hide the date in posts using the Thesis Theme custom files, without the need to tweak any of the core files. To know how – read on!
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I am Ashwin, the owner of this Blog and an ardent Web Application Developer. I have recently ventured into Mobile Web Apps and HTML5, with also interests on Native iPhone and Android Apps.
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