We talk about savings and cost containment, but let's think about this subject without preconceptions and with objectivity.
Cheap system
Through the body rental company has an immediate economic return on investment, pay a salary but the cost is amortized over the customer who takes his seat at the programmer, and is also an income that falls into the coffers of the company.
Since switching to Firefox 3 on my laptop I can not install the Google toolbar, containing the calculation of the pagerank of the site you're currently viewing in your browser.
I asked myself why would I not know this information, much coveted by all those who want to pick up in searches their sites or blogs?
Because of my stubbornness I started to do some research and I managed to find this wonderful gadget:
Try it you, it's worth it. To view it you need to have JavaScript enabled.
Hello
Now there is talk of nothing else. Social networks have invaded our lives, whether niche or generalist.
Who among you has not heard of Facebook? Myspace? Xing?
As an end user this may be satisfactory, but as a programmer might happen that you need to build your own social network, be it amateur or a client interested in Web 2.0.
Why do we always reinvent the wheel if there are already two products that are open to our case?
If you want to check it out here they are:
Some of you I can say that there are other more powerful, but the ones listed here are free, editable and expandable, as the source code available to anyone.
There remains but to try and realize their own potential.
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