Day 3: Give away something for free
Everybody loves freebies! So on Day 3, we decided to give something away for free. The best products to give away are usually digital products because it doesn’t require you to go through the hassle of organising a courier and instant delivery is guaranteed. [...]
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Day 2: Article Submission
Day 2 was a busy day compared to Day 1 because we spent the entire 2 hours allocated to complete the task. The plan for Day 2 was to submit articles on our blog to article directories and content sites. There are many article directories on the web, and [...]
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Day 1: Importing blog feed to Facebook profile
Import a Blog on Facebook
On Day 1, we had a quick and easy exercise. We added our Web Development Blog’s RSS feed to our Facebook profile using Notes application. Importing a feed to your Facebook profile is very easy and you can do so without [...]
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Over the next 7 days, we will be having a traffic building exercise in order to generate more traffic to Web Development Blog. Join us on our journey to building traffic and learning tips and tricks along the way.
Our Plan
We will be spending 1 – 2 hours every day to implement [...]
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20 Nov, 2009
Building mashups for the society (Mashup Australia) – Part II
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Australia is a land of character with unique heritage and cultural identity. So when we had a chance to showcase the country’s historic images from Australian War Memorial Photo Collection, Powerhouse Museum Photo Collection, State Library of NSW Photo Collection and State Library of Queensland Photo Collection for the Mashup Australia, the first [...]
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15 Nov, 2009
Building mashups for the society (Mashup Australia) – Part I
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When someone says “mashup”, 90% of people in the room think of google map. And true enough, when we participated in the Mashup Australia contest, all three mashups/apps that we built make use of google map. Now lets hear about our experiences in building mashups for the Mashup Australia contest.
The [...]
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SEO site checker is the iPhone webapp we launched a few days ago. This is the fourth iPhone web application we’ve developed and we thought it’d be useful to share some tips we learnt along the way.
1. Get inspiration
Before building anything, we like to browse through existing iPhone web apps that are [...]
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SEO site checker is a nifty little iPhone web app that scans your website and evaluates how well your website is optimised for search engines. It also gives you recommendations on what you can do to increase your website’s visibility.
There is also a web version of the app to use with normal [...]
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Product Summary
A handy little iPhone web app to calculate chmod permissions for files.
Product Description
Easy to use with a simple but pretty user interface, this chmod calculator is a useful utility for students, developers and system administrators.
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27 May, 2009
Building a real estate website using WordPress
Posted in: PHP, Web Development Blog, WordPress
One of our latest projects at Anansi Web Development was to build a real estate website with a simple CMS. And I thought, rather than building something from the scratch, why don’t we use WordPress as a CMS and add necessary functionalities. And therefore, here are the steps involved in building [...]
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