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Showing posts with label Tutorial. Show all posts
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Monday, May 18, 2009
seo-tutorial
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Seo tutorial
Introduction to seo
. General seo information
. History of search engines
. Common search engine principles
. Internal ranking factors.
. Web page layout factors relevant to seo.
.. Amount of text on a page.
.. Number of keywords on a page.
.. Keyword density and seo.
.. Location of keywords on a page
.. Text format and seo.
.. «TITLE» tag.
.. Keywords in links
.. «ALT» attributes in images.
.. Description Meta tag
.. Keywords Meta tag
. Site structure.
.. Number of pages
.. Navigation menu
.. Keywords in page names.
.. Avoid subdirectories
.. One page – one keyword phrase
.. Seo and the Main page.
. Common seo mistakes
.. Graphic header.
.. Graphic navigation menu.
.. Script navigation
.. Session identifier
.. Redirects
.. Hidden text, a deceptive seo method.
.. One-pixel links, seo deception.
External ranking factors.
. Why inbound links to sites are taken into account.
. Link importance (citation index, link popularity).
. Link text (anchor text)
. Relevance of referring pages
. Google PageRank – theoretical basics
. Google PageRank – practical use.
. Increasing link popularity.
.. Submitting to general purpose directories.
.. DMOZ directory
.. Link exchange
.. Press releases, news feeds, thematic resources
Indexing a site
Choosing keywords
. Initially choosing keywords
. Frequent and rare keywords
. Evaluating the competition rates of search queries.
. Refining your keyword phrases
Miscellaneous information on search engines.
. Google SandBox.
. Google LocalRank
. Seo tips, assumptions, observations
. Creating correct content
. Selecting a domain and hosting
. Changing the site address
SEO software review.
. Ranking Monitor.
. Link Popularity Checker.
. Site Indexation Tool
. Log Analyzer
. Page Rank Analyzer
. Keyword Suggestion Tool
. HTML Analyzer
. Free seo software license
Instead of a conclusion: promoting your site step by step
Seo tutorial
Introduction to seo
. General seo information
. History of search engines
. Common search engine principles
. Internal ranking factors.
. Web page layout factors relevant to seo.
.. Amount of text on a page.
.. Number of keywords on a page.
.. Keyword density and seo.
.. Location of keywords on a page
.. Text format and seo.
.. «TITLE» tag.
.. Keywords in links
.. «ALT» attributes in images.
.. Description Meta tag
.. Keywords Meta tag
. Site structure.
.. Number of pages
.. Navigation menu
.. Keywords in page names.
.. Avoid subdirectories
.. One page – one keyword phrase
.. Seo and the Main page.
. Common seo mistakes
.. Graphic header.
.. Graphic navigation menu.
.. Script navigation
.. Session identifier
.. Redirects
.. Hidden text, a deceptive seo method.
.. One-pixel links, seo deception.
External ranking factors.
. Why inbound links to sites are taken into account.
. Link importance (citation index, link popularity).
. Link text (anchor text)
. Relevance of referring pages
. Google PageRank – theoretical basics
. Google PageRank – practical use.
. Increasing link popularity.
.. Submitting to general purpose directories.
.. DMOZ directory
.. Link exchange
.. Press releases, news feeds, thematic resources
Indexing a site
Choosing keywords
. Initially choosing keywords
. Frequent and rare keywords
. Evaluating the competition rates of search queries.
. Refining your keyword phrases
Miscellaneous information on search engines.
. Google SandBox.
. Google LocalRank
. Seo tips, assumptions, observations
. Creating correct content
. Selecting a domain and hosting
. Changing the site address
SEO software review.
. Ranking Monitor.
. Link Popularity Checker.
. Site Indexation Tool
. Log Analyzer
. Page Rank Analyzer
. Keyword Suggestion Tool
. HTML Analyzer
. Free seo software license
Instead of a conclusion: promoting your site step by step
kickstart xml tutorial
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This tutorial
In this tutorial you will learn what XML is about.
You'll understand the basic XML syntax. An you will know what's
needed to make XML usable.
You won't be an XML expert after following this kickstart tutorial. But
you'll understand the basics of XML. And you'll be able to
understand XML Documents and most of XML DTD's.
Index
General information 2
This Tutorial 3
Index 4
Why do we needXML ? 5
What is XML ? 6
The general structure of XML 7
XML Tags 8
Elements and sub elements 9
XML documents 10
XML attributes 12
Well formed XML documents 13
Valid XML documents 14
XML: The DTD 15
Presenting XML documents 18
About SpiderPro 19
Disclaimer
This tutorial
In this tutorial you will learn what XML is about.
You'll understand the basic XML syntax. An you will know what's
needed to make XML usable.
You won't be an XML expert after following this kickstart tutorial. But
you'll understand the basics of XML. And you'll be able to
understand XML Documents and most of XML DTD's.
Index
General information 2
This Tutorial 3
Index 4
Why do we needXML ? 5
What is XML ? 6
The general structure of XML 7
XML Tags 8
Elements and sub elements 9
XML documents 10
XML attributes 12
Well formed XML documents 13
Valid XML documents 14
XML: The DTD 15
Presenting XML documents 18
About SpiderPro 19
Disclaimer
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Understanding NET A Tutorial and Analysis
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Understanding .NET: A Tutorial and Analysis
David Chappell
Microsoft’s .NET is a collection of new technologies that are revolutionizing Windows-based software development. A major theme of .NET is the idea of Web services, allowing software to communicate directly with other software using Internet technologies. The .NET Framework and Visual Studio.NET, two more core aspects of this initiative, provide a multi-language environment in which developers can create Web services and other kinds of applications. .NET My Services, yet another aspect of .NET, offers a new kind of platform for creating a new class of applications. Taken as a whole, the .NET technologies will change the way nearly every Windows application is built.
Understanding .NET: A Tutorial and Analysis offers developers and technical managers a concise guide to the new landscape of Windows development. Margin notes, detailed diagrams, and lucid writing make this book easy to navigate and to read, while analysis sections explore controversial issues and address common concerns. The book’s independent perspective and straightforward descriptions make clear both how the .NET technologies work and how they can be used.
Key topics include:
An overview of .NET and its goals
Web services technologies, including the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and more
The .NET Framework’s Common Language Runtime (CLR)
C# and Visual Basic.NET
The .NET Framework class library
ADO.NET
ASP.NET
.NET My Services
The key to using a new technology is understanding it. Understanding .NET will help you make the right decisions and make the most of this revolutionary framework.
Understanding .NET: A Tutorial and Analysis
David Chappell
Microsoft’s .NET is a collection of new technologies that are revolutionizing Windows-based software development. A major theme of .NET is the idea of Web services, allowing software to communicate directly with other software using Internet technologies. The .NET Framework and Visual Studio.NET, two more core aspects of this initiative, provide a multi-language environment in which developers can create Web services and other kinds of applications. .NET My Services, yet another aspect of .NET, offers a new kind of platform for creating a new class of applications. Taken as a whole, the .NET technologies will change the way nearly every Windows application is built.
Understanding .NET: A Tutorial and Analysis offers developers and technical managers a concise guide to the new landscape of Windows development. Margin notes, detailed diagrams, and lucid writing make this book easy to navigate and to read, while analysis sections explore controversial issues and address common concerns. The book’s independent perspective and straightforward descriptions make clear both how the .NET technologies work and how they can be used.
Key topics include:
An overview of .NET and its goals
Web services technologies, including the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and more
The .NET Framework’s Common Language Runtime (CLR)
C# and Visual Basic.NET
The .NET Framework class library
ADO.NET
ASP.NET
.NET My Services
The key to using a new technology is understanding it. Understanding .NET will help you make the right decisions and make the most of this revolutionary framework.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Active Server Pages tutorial for beginners
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Active Server Pages tutorial for beginners
What are Active Server Pages?
Displaying Date, Time and Text
Using Variables and Forms
If...Then and For...Next instructions
Do...Loop and Select...Case instructions
Subroutines and Include/virtual
Session and Application methods
Dictionary Object
Cookies
Open Read and Create files
Introduction to Global.asa
Active Server Pages Server-Side Scripting Programmer's Reference
Active Server Pages tutorial for beginners
What are Active Server Pages?
Displaying Date, Time and Text
Using Variables and Forms
If...Then and For...Next instructions
Do...Loop and Select...Case instructions
Subroutines and Include/virtual
Session and Application methods
Dictionary Object
Cookies
Open Read and Create files
Introduction to Global.asa
Active Server Pages Server-Side Scripting Programmer's Reference
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Python Tutorial
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Python Tutorial
Guido van Rossum
Fred L Drake Jr edito
Whetting Your Appetite
Using the Python Interpreter
Invoking the Interpreter
The Interpreter and Its Environment
An Informal Introduction to Python
Using Python as a Calculator
First Steps Towards Programming
More Control Flow Tools
if Statements
for Statements
The range() Function
break and continue Statements and else Clauses on Loops
pass Statements
Defining Functions
More on Defining Functions
Data Structures
More on Lists
The del statement
Tuples and Sequences
Dictionaries
Looping Techniques
More on Conditions
Comparing Sequences and Other Types
Modules
More on Modules
Standard Modules
The dir() Function
Packages
Input and Output
Fancier Output Formatting
Reading and Writing Files
Errors and Exceptions
Syntax Errors
Exceptions
Handling Exceptions
Raising Exceptions
User-defined Exceptions
Defining Clean-up Actions
Classes
A Word About Terminology
Python Scopes and Name Spaces
A First Look at Classes
Random Remarks
Inheritance
Private Variables
Odds and Ends
Exceptions Are Classes Too
Iterators
Generators
Brief Tour of the Standard Library
Operating System Interface
File Wildcards
Command Line Arguments
Error Output Redirection and Program Termination
String Pattern Matching
Mathematics
Internet Access
Dates and Times
Data Compression
Performance Measurement
Quality Control
Batteries Included
What Now?
A Interactive Input Editing and History Substitution
A Line Editing
A History Substitution
A Key Bindings
A Commentary
B Floating Point Arithmetic: Issues and Limitations
B Representation Error
C History and License
C History of the software
C Terms and conditions for accessing or otherwise using Python
Guido van Rossum
Fred L Drake Jr edito
Whetting Your Appetite
Using the Python Interpreter
Invoking the Interpreter
The Interpreter and Its Environment
An Informal Introduction to Python
Using Python as a Calculator
First Steps Towards Programming
More Control Flow Tools
if Statements
for Statements
The range() Function
break and continue Statements and else Clauses on Loops
pass Statements
Defining Functions
More on Defining Functions
Data Structures
More on Lists
The del statement
Tuples and Sequences
Dictionaries
Looping Techniques
More on Conditions
Comparing Sequences and Other Types
Modules
More on Modules
Standard Modules
The dir() Function
Packages
Input and Output
Fancier Output Formatting
Reading and Writing Files
Errors and Exceptions
Syntax Errors
Exceptions
Handling Exceptions
Raising Exceptions
User-defined Exceptions
Defining Clean-up Actions
Classes
A Word About Terminology
Python Scopes and Name Spaces
A First Look at Classes
Random Remarks
Inheritance
Private Variables
Odds and Ends
Exceptions Are Classes Too
Iterators
Generators
Brief Tour of the Standard Library
Operating System Interface
File Wildcards
Command Line Arguments
Error Output Redirection and Program Termination
String Pattern Matching
Mathematics
Internet Access
Dates and Times
Data Compression
Performance Measurement
Quality Control
Batteries Included
What Now?
A Interactive Input Editing and History Substitution
A Line Editing
A History Substitution
A Key Bindings
A Commentary
B Floating Point Arithmetic: Issues and Limitations
B Representation Error
C History and License
C History of the software
C Terms and conditions for accessing or otherwise using Python
Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Quick Introduction to Linux
Chapter 2: Getting started with Shell Programming
Chapter 3: Shells (bash) structured Language Constructs
Chapter 4: Advanced Shell Scripting Commands
Chapter 5: Essential Utilities for Power User
Chapter 6: Learning expressions with ex
Chapter 7: awk Revisited
Chapter 8: Examples of Shell Scripts
Chapter 9: Other Resources
Appendix - A : Linux File Server Tutorial (LFST) version b0.1 Rev. 2
Appendix - B : Linux Command Reference (LCR)
Chapter 1: Quick Introduction to Linux
Chapter 2: Getting started with Shell Programming
Chapter 3: Shells (bash) structured Language Constructs
Chapter 4: Advanced Shell Scripting Commands
Chapter 5: Essential Utilities for Power User
Chapter 6: Learning expressions with ex
Chapter 7: awk Revisited
Chapter 8: Examples of Shell Scripts
Chapter 9: Other Resources
Appendix - A : Linux File Server Tutorial (LFST) version b0.1 Rev. 2
Appendix - B : Linux Command Reference (LCR)
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