Ladies and gentlemen, this is Java EE 5!
Posted by Nadir on June 22nd, 2006Here’s a programmer who can sing: Roumen and his Java EE 5 song.
Here’s a programmer who can sing: Roumen and his Java EE 5 song.
I can’t handle this temperature anymore! That would be ok if there was a beach in Paris, or outdoor swimming pools everywhere, but no, stop dreaming Nadir, you’re not in San Diego anymore
Damn, I’ve been very busy this week. On Monday, I started my new job. I’ve been hired by a french SEO company based in Paris called Aposition. I’m glad I found a company that suited my needs and that has the same vision of SEO than me. It’s actually a big company, they have about […]
I’m a big fan of the SEO Firefox extension called SEOpen. It’s a great tool to check many SEO related information with only one right-click with your mouse. While I was checking a Whois record for a site with this extension, I noticed that the famous whois.sc’s website doesn’t exist anymore.
Thanks to Bill Slawski’s posts, I’ve been aware of a few search engine technology related patents published by IBM and also about some really good articles on SEO published on their official website.
I was aware of Google Answers where people can go and post any question they want and get an answer for a fee (from $2.00 to $200.00). Their answers are usually pretty smart, being given by people who are usually specialist or well aware of the field the person is asking a question about. Plus […]
Stephan Spencer published a nice list of his favorite plugins and extensions that he uses with Firefox. If you are a SEO, Webmaster, or just a regular Internet user, you’re just missing out if you’re not using Firefox yet. It’s still by far the most robust browser out there and the number of extensions that […]
A few people have seen a slightly different interface while they were using Google this week.
I found this information via Ars Technica. If you want to see what the “new” interface looks like, at least the one Google’s trying right now, you can do this as explained in the article: