Web dev may include anything from developing a website for the World Wide Web or the internet, down to specific web apps for commercial purposes.

The elements of web development includes e-commerce, client and server side scripting, web content management, designing the web site and so on and so forth. However, in common terms they may denote writing the mark up and coding for the sites. There happens to be a varied set of tasks starting from the plain text over the net to the most complex internet based applications or social networking sites or complex high end business dealings.

If you wish to develop a high end business using the internet, companies usually employ people in large numbers and form teams so that they may work as a team of web developers, though there may be many different modules allocated to each one of them.

Web development is a vast area and the tasks involved in it may be discussed for hours together. Let us just consider the various tasks involved in it in a very naïve or novice approach.

Client side coding:

This coding is the most important as it has a direct connection with the customers with whom we need to provide a service to. This coding may have a host of functions like acquiring the data from the user, validating i.e. checking for the correctness of the data, processing the data on a simple basis (some simple manipulations are usually done on the client side itself), passing on the information to the server side and after the processed data from the server is obtained, it needs to be presented back to the customer in the most appropriate form.

Server side Coding:

This is the most important task were many complex manipulations need to be carries out. Usually a Server resides in a remote host and a huge number of client computers may be connected to one single server system. The server is responsible for getting the information in an unprocessed form from the client, make the necessary transactions on it, compare it with the data from the database, and restructure the data to be sent back to the client from where it is displayed on the customer’s system.

Database:

This is the most important part in the Web Technology. As said earlier, more than one computer may be connected to a remote host. So all the previous data need to organized and maintained in a proper format that it becomes easier to retrieve them whenever needed. Database Technology has nowadays become a very significant place and specialized roles like DBA and other designations are allocated to highly efficient people.

GUI Design:

This is a very important and also a very interactive field where you determine as to how the web site or a web application looks exactly to the user. People with high creativity are nowadays employed as graphic or user interface developers for this purpose.

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• RSS Feeds integration

• Number of plug-ins supported

• Ready-to-use

• Extendable

• Quick Assistance from Developer Community, due to presence of number of forums

• Quick Search

• Number of widgets supported

• Easily customizable

• Negligible Cost

• Extensive Documentation


You may further read about the Top 10 Open Source CMS Available in the market here.

More can find more details on web content management systems here

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Image capture is a technique in which, text based resources stored in the form of hard copy is translated into digitally recognizable text resources with the additional help of Optical Character Recognition.

There are a large number of software companies coming up in the market with more new techniques of conversion. There is a company named Kooka, which makes a scan application highly easy to use. It has facilities like zoning for selecting any particular area of a document for scanning.

It also has multi zoning facility which allows zoning from different documents. Whenever we have to select any document, we can also preview it. This facility is also given for capturing image in OCR

The images in capture image OCR software have an additional feature called save assistant feature. This feature helps in handling the format of the image according to your needs and simultaneously a file name is also given. Whenever scanning takes place, all the images captured are kept in a gallery so that the searching is reduced for it.

Moreover, these images can be zoomed-in as well. Other functions like rotation, cropping can be done. In short, the user is given the power of customizing the image. Drag and drop facilities are also seen. So basically all possible facilities are made available in the software, by this company.

Not only does this company give all the facilities, as there are several other companies in the line-up of OCR. The companies are unending with their unending features. All have different techniques for handling the same thing, so it all depends on the user which one to follow. Some techniques may be difficult for understanding, while some may be very simple.

Many trial versions of capture image OCR are available in the internet for free. The users can try it and then test the features. If they are not satisfactory then others can be opted for.

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Google Chrome has many new advanced fabulous features such as gears, which add developer features could probably become web standards, typically relating to the building of web applications that even includes offline support.

Other interesting things about Chrome include:

• Sandboxing

• Gears

The beta version of long awaited web-browser from Google, the Google Chrome is gonna be finally out! The dedicated download links are not yet functional but that moment may not be far-off… So watch out Google Chrome is coming!! Doesn’t matter whatever comes out now, surely we can expect lotza’ improvement in subsequent releases!

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However you can’t really call Tumblr a precise alternative for a number of reasons. One is that you can give the appearance to visitors that your tumbelog is hosted on its own domain by redirecting the IP address. Also, a tumbelog really is more like a mini weblog. Techslut even shows you how to integrate your tumblelog (and Twitter tweets) into your WordPress setup.


If you do decide to “self-host”, they warn you that they’re not in a position to help you configure your tumblelog, so you should  ask a friend. On the other hand, if  you set up your tumblelog the regular way, there’s less headache and you get a subdomain.
Here’s my tumblelog, which display diagrams that I’ve created for various weblogs that I either write for or own. (What I should have done is provided a link to each article, so each diagram could be seen in context. In which case my tumblelog would be an index to my slice of the blogosphere.)

Features of Tumblr

Here are some of the other features and functionality of Tumblr tumblelogs:

1. Themes. Customize appearance by editing the HTML and CSS. You can even borrow theme fragments from WordPress, though you’ll have to do the conversion and twiddling yourself.

2. Content variety. Easily post several types of content: articles, quotes, links, IM conversation text, photos, and videos. The latter two can be from Flickr and YouTube; just specify the link.
3. Moblogging. Post photos from your cell phone by mailing them to a secret email address set up just for your tumblelog.
4. Bookmarklet. Post quickly using the bookmarklet. Depending on your web browser (I’m running Firefox), you can drag the bookmarklet to your Bookmarks Bar. Then, whenever  you’re on a page that you want to Tumble, just click the bookmarklet. The content type defaults to a link, but you can change that.
5. Twitter integration. Integrate your Twitter tweets into your tumbelog. (I haven’t looked deeply into this. It might amount to using the Tumblr bookmarklet to post while you are still in Twitter.)

The interface is pretty easy to use, and the text editor is WYSIWYG. However, some of the functionality doesn’t work properly in the Firefox browser. (Try adding a hyperlink to some text.) Like a blog platform and Twitter, Tumblelogs have RSS feeds with which friends can subscribe. Your feed can be full text or short, and sites like Technorati and My Yahoo! can be pinged whenever you add a new post.

What you Cannot Do With/In Tumblr

Here’s what you cannot do:

1. You cannot send or subscribe to Tumbelogs by SMS. At least not that I could see in the Tumblr FAQ.
2. You cannot pull in web feeds to generate content.
3. You cannot actually host the content on your own server. Again, not that I could see.
4. You cannot interact with other Tumblrweeds (or whatever they’re called). I.e., there are no social networking features.

So in essence, Tumblr is more like a Blogspot service than a Twitter service, but with some interesting features that make it different enough. Call it mini-blogging instead of micro-blogging. Tumblr has made it easy to post a small range of content types. It’s much more stream of consciousness than Twitter because of the content types supported, but it’s not a replacement.

What can you use it for?

I can already think of a number of uses for Tumblr that Twitter simply cannot fulfil:

1. A scrapbook. Or create a family photo album for family and friends, complete with captions or little snippets of conversation (copied from an IM text chat session).

2. Personal portal. A portal/index to all your posts, if you blog at multiple places.
3. Lens. Alternative to Squidoo lenses. Tumblr’s not an authority domain yet like Squidoo, but it could be soon.
4. Mini-blog. Burn the feed in Feedburner and use their BuzzBoost HTML/Javascript badge to display the content as a mini-blog on an actual blog, in the sidebar. So you can produce “what I’m reading/ listening to” lists on your blog, without having to upgrade your theme.

Missing features

Being a geek, I’d like to see a number of features that would round Tumblr out:

1. Social features. This might include comments, or some sort of ability to interact with other Tumblrweeds.

2. Audio. Embedding of audio files, for podcasting or for recording messages in a family photo album.
3. RSS feed importing. Tie-in with RSS feeds in a variety of ways, including importing, to generate content. This would be a very nice display vehicle for some custom Yahoo feeds.

Overall, I’d have to say I like Tumblr, at least for mini-blogging. My head hurts with ways I could use it.

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I’m hoping to follow in the large footsteps of Chris and Brian by running several new video tutorial series at Tubetorial. I’ll be covering tools on the following topics: blogging; content; audio (podcasting, etc.); video; illustration, CGI (3d), diagramming, and image, and anything else that is related to producing content for websites. Hopefully you’ll check Tubetorial, if you haven’t already. My first tubetorial, on mashing together two RSS web feeds using Yahoo Pipes, is up already. I have at least 50 more tubetorials sketched, including a few more Yahoo Pipes videos, as well as other Web 2.0 mashup tools.

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Current Solutions

Let’s say I have a set up of Office 2.0 applications. I love all of them for specific reasons; some are stronger in some points than others. Now let’s say I want to integrate these applications together. In order to get my Zoho Word Processor to work my del.icio.us I only do one thing. Either I can use their respective APIs and try and create a mashup, but that still want provide the opportunity for them to talk together the way I want them to, but that will result in quite a mess as I add more applications. Or I could submit a request and wait for ever and a day until the “beta” stage clears and then maybe they’ll respond.

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But I figure why use any of them when there are VoIP clients that can handle text, audio and sometimes video. One cool example is Sightspeed, a competitor to Skype and Gizmo Project. All three are both IM clients and VoIP clients. Thus, if you have a microphone and headset, you can make free VoIP audio calls to anyone running the same software.

In fact, Gizmo Project allows you to also contact people on specific other VoIP soft client networks. Unfortunately, Skype isn’t one of them, as they do not have an open interface.

On the other hand, if you want free video VoIP calling, free video email, and video conference calls with up to three other people, Sightspeed is the way to go. (Skype now has video enabled, but it requires a plugin, and their website does not make much effort to promote the video features.)

I’ve got ALL of the above-mentioned IM and VoIP clients on my laptop, and my fave at the moment has to be Sightspeed. While the free version does not let you do video conferencing, the paid plan is only US$4.95/m or $44.95/yr, which also gives you unlimited 60 second video mail stored for an unlimited time. The free plan gives you unlimited 30 second video mail store for 30 days.

Besides regular VoIP audio chats, you can do VoIP video calling, send video mail to one or more people – even if they are not Sightspeed members – or publish videos to a weblog. The latter two options are done by recording a new video message with your webcam and uploading it (free) to Sightspeed servers. If you are sending video mail, your recipient(s) will get an email with the appropriate URL link. If you want to publish the video for a weblog, Sightspeed will generate a URL link, which you can include in your blog.

Now if that’s not enough for you, anyone who is not a Sightspeed member can still have a video/ audio VoIP chat with you. Both the free and paid plans give you a free web page, where a plugin (IE 6+ only) lets them have a video chat with you.

I tried a cheapo USB “snake” webcam (< $100) on both Skype and Sightspeed and only Sightspeed picked up the signal. Neither seems to be able to receive video from my Palm Treo 650 – though I may have something on it configured incorrectly. (Skype provides a shortlist of Skype-certified webcams on their website.)

The interesting thing is that my laptop RAM is only 512 Mb and the webcam doesn’t function too well on it in other video capture applications (such as Snagit screen capture software). But the camera actually functions well enough in Sightspeed, even with my RAM usage maxed out. Still, I’d recommend either a gigabyte of RAM or dual processors, or both. (I have both on my desktop, and the videocam functions much better over there, but I kept that computer offline, so I haven’t tested it with Sightspeed.)

To put Sightspeed to the test, I called up their friendly Support Guy in audio mode first. I jokingly said that I looked really scruffy, not having shaved in days, and I wanted to see but didn’t want him to see me. He laughed and told me how to change my camera settings. I then called him back in video mode and it worked like a charm. However, I haven’t tested it in the other direction, where I’d be able to see the caller and they couldn’t see me.

I also recorded and uploaded a video mail and emailed it to myself. Very simple process. The email just contains a link, not the actual video. That’s true for blog use as well. I haven’t figured out if I can embed the video on blog, to make it viewable from there instead of having to go to the Sightspeed website.

I’m going to love this software, and you just might too. Now if I can only get my relatives across the world an Internet connection, I can see and hear them at the same time. The drawback is that Sightspeed does not currently allow you to communicate with other audio or video IM clients, so you may have to install several software packages like I have.

Sightspeed is available for Win 2000/ XP and for Mac OSX 10.3.9 and up.

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1. Be cognizant of other viewers and demographic.

When we design for the web, we must understand that the majority of the time your website will not look the same as you see it on your screen. Web design is a difficult field, because the designer has some many constraints in designing their sites. Here are a few considerations when you are designing:

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