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The world of web technologies is shifting, always renewn, and at the same times always grappling with the same issues, whether it is about development, setting up processes or translating content. That space is dedicated to experience sharing.
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Feelings localization in news perception
Yahoo Canada is taking into account the sentiments its readers feel when they read their news.
The section entitled What do you feel about this article? invites the readers to categorize it into the following categories: happy, informative, odd, boring, angry, interesting, sad, and worried.
Each feeling is illustrated with a Smiley and clarified by one word.
The readers can fill their opinion and share it on the social medias (Facebook and Twitter), then browse the news according to the shared feelings.
The section entitled What do you feel about this article? invites the readers to categorize it into the following categories: happy, informative, odd, boring, angry, interesting, sad, and worried.
Each feeling is illustrated with a Smiley and clarified by one word.
The readers can fill their opinion and share it on the social medias (Facebook and Twitter), then browse the news according to the shared feelings. Sunday, September 11, 2011
Advanced jQuery Form validation (1): check a phone number format
The jQuery Validation plugin is a very powerful plugin aimed at form validation.
Among its main features, you can create your own validating methods. In that example, we will check a French phone number against the international format.
French phone numbers are made of ten digits, starting with 0 (zero), grouped by two and usually separated by dots or spaces (e.g.: 01 23 45 67 89). In the international format, the country code for France (33) prefixes the actual phone number, and the first digit is set between parenthesis. For a better readability, we use the space character as separator (e.g.: 33 (0)1 23 45 67 89).
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Automatic translation APIs and web forms
With the Google translate API closing down as a free service on December 1, 2011 and its version 2 already implemented as a paid service, it is a good time to check what the concurrence has to propose.
Here is a list of automatic translation tools available at the moment:
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Poetic SEO
Global thought of a local action, website promotion is an everlasting working process, each time thought again, never the same but always similar, with no fixed recipe but with adapted advices, a pinch of this, two drops of that, let it stew until it gets the consistence of a gravy, with no duration set beforehand.
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SEO
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Domain name with .fr extension
So you want to buy a domain name with the extension .fr?
Everything is not allowed, as this extension is only available under conditions. In fact, to make up for cybersquatting and to allow a better representation of the French cities and communes, they are entitled to buy them first.
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