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Techtracer 2.0 is Coming

December 26th, 2007 / No Comments »

I had been designing a theme for Techtracer 2.0 which would resemble a proper and professional design. The new look would serve purpose for both beginners and technology update seekers alike. The theme would be revealed on the 31st for the coming new year’ eve. I have named the theme as Sleeko which stands for [...]

GOA Parade!

December 20th, 2007 / 9 Comments »

I am off to Goa for 5 days starting from tomorrow. Its the eve of Christmas and also the warm welcoming of a brand new year. Till that time there will be no new posts on Techtracer but don’t worry because my mind is filled up with ideas for celebrating the new year on Techtracer [...]

The Power Of Google Chart API

December 17th, 2007 / 28 Comments »

What do you do when you want to show the reports of some particular analysis in your website? Some of the answers to this question would probably be:

Use a server side framework to code in the chart
Use a database to collect the report data and then code for the framework integration
Insert chart [...]

Choosing Fixed Layout Over Fluid Layout

December 12th, 2007 / 5 Comments »

I had been using fluid designs over a couple of months until the big screens came into picture. The fluid designs became so drastically different on those big screens that I found all my imagined design going down the drain. The web site rendered itself in such an ugly manner that it came down to [...]

5 Rules For A Good Web Design

December 10th, 2007 / 29 Comments »

Designing a theme or a website can be a nightmare if done in a haste. I am currently trying to develop a good theme for Techtracer and found out that designing is typing in some HTML and CSS to bring out what you are visualizing. Web Design should follow some rules and it requires proper [...]

Hilarious Web 2.0 Song

December 6th, 2007 / No Comments »

I came across a song on Web 2.0 today titled “Here Comes Another Bubble“. It’s absolutely hilarious. It makes a rather sarcastic remark on the recent surge in the number of social networks, blogs, startups etc springing up in every nook and corner of the web today. If you remember, the first bubble was the [...]

Google Experiments are Brilliant

December 3rd, 2007 / 9 Comments »

Google Experimental Labs has a few impressive techniques which could enhance your search experience in Google. The experiments are intended to refine your search results which I think will be added to the Google Advanced Search techniques. The experiments which I liked were:
Timeline Search
If you want to search the chronology of certain events then [...]

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