
Free. True in general, but also true about Web analytics. These packages let you know how your website visitors got to your site and what they’re doing after they get there. If you don’t already have an analytics package installed on your site, you should [...]
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Web Analytics: The Best Things in Life Are…
Wednesday, May 13th, 2009Tags: analytics, google analytics, google iq, newsletter
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Browser Share: Or “What’s SeaMonkey and Do I Care?”
Wednesday, May 13th, 2009
Which browsers should you make sure your site supports? There are certainly a lot out there (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera, Konqueror…and SeaMonkey, to name a few).
It’s not possible to support every browser to the same degree, and the right answer [...]
Tags: analytics, browser support, Browsers, newsletter, statistics
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Coming to a Computer Near You: Internet Explorer 8
Wednesday, May 13th, 2009![]()
Microsoft released the IE8 Web browser in mid-March but is now pushing it through the automated Windows Update (over the last month, we’ve seen visits from IE8 more than double across a number of sites we monitor, up to almost 5% of all visits).
Why should you [...]
Tags: ie8, internet explorer, newsletter
Posted in Browsers, Web Design | Comments Off
Project Focus: MicroMentor, LinkedIn for the Little Guy
Wednesday, May 13th, 2009
Highlights:
Re-vamped interface
Intelligent Matching
Salesforce Force.com Integration
Dayspring recently launched a site for MicroMentor, an organization whose new website is addressing the recession head-on. A recent Bureau of Labor Statistics report1 shows that microenterprises (that is businesses with fewer than 5 employees) account for [...]
Tags: micromentor, newsletter, project focus, salesforce.com, web application
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Tech News Highlights: May
Wednesday, May 13th, 2009For those whose interests bend more toward web application development, some recent movements in the industry.
MySQL + Oracle = ?
MySQL, the open source database used by a huge number of websites (including ones we’ve developed) is now owned by database industry gorilla Oracle as a result of Oracle’s purchase of Sun Microsystems. Sun bought [...]
Tags: akamai, amazon s3, cloud computing, google app engine, mysql, newsletter, Oracle, statistics
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