Well, if you want to be programmer like me(am not a “programmer” yet, just an aspiring one) then at some point you might feel the need to run programs built in C/C++ on Windows 7/8. These two Operating systems are the most popular ones (Since Windows XP is no longer supported by Microsoft, and Vista

I am a big fan of minimalism. By minimalism, I don’t mean cutting down on features that are necessary. By minimalism, what I mean is keeping the bare minimum of bells and whistles so that the accessories don’t get in the way of the core of a product. You might have noticed that this website

This tutorial shows you how to create your own web based Facebook and Twitter status updater using PHP. Using this on your own website you can send status updates to your Facebook and Twitter account from the browser and include your site’s brand name in the via field.

Learning some basics about batch files will make your computer experience much easier and interesting. In this tutorial we won’t be covering advanced commands and functions but beginners can learn a lot to start with.

With the rising demand for iPad, iPhone, Android and all other mobile devices, everyone is busy making their product/service available with a mobile app of their own. Learn how you can also create a mobile version of your blog with a branded URL.

You can track where the visitors of your website are clicking by using Clickheat – a free script which generates a heatmap of your website.

This tutorial describes how to create an Email this post link for your Wordpress blog. You don’t need to install any Wordpress plugin and the widget is completely brandable.

This tutorial shows how to add a popular posts page in your Wordpress blog. The popular posts page can be implemented using comments, a Wordpress plugin or manually.

You can easily add a ‘Tweet this” button in a Wordpress theme or a Blogger template without using any plugin. The permalink of your post is shortened using Bit.ly so that you can track important statistics.

If you are planning to redesign your site using a new theme, one thing which takes a lot of effort is maintaining compatibility across all the major browsers. Different browsers react differently to a design because they follow different rendering rules.

It is a good practice to make your blog printer Friendly. Regular readers visiting your blog may wish to print some of your articles and it is advisable to use a separate stylesheet for print purposes. This article describes how to create a printer friendly blog by using a separate print.css file.

Its very important to Keep your Blog Secured from hackers and from “Internet Thieves”.Learn how you can make your WordPress blog more secured