by Christine on January 4, 2012
So, I tried to use the built-in “network” (i.e. multiple) blogs option but failed. I’m not exactly sure what I did incorrectly either. Kinda bummed as this would have made it easier for me to run blogs with a single database instead of the many databases I currently have. Oh well … Maybe I will
by Christine on May 13, 2011
So, I just finished with a class on ASP.NET and Visual Studio and was all excited to create a website based on my learnings. Of course – then I realized I have a UNIX based hosting account. I need the Windows based hosting account in order to publish .aspx files. Considering the fact that I
by Christine on September 14, 2010
Ever wanted to create iOS apps? Can you really do it? Don’t you need to have ninja programming skills? This quikstart guide helps you figure out what kind of apps you can create, what you should know about creating apps including some best practices when hiring a developer. Download => iPhone, iPad Apps Quikstart Guide
by Christine on May 25, 2010
Today I received an “A-“ on an assignment. I totally and completely wanted to THROTTLE my teacher for that. Do you think I’m being too sensitive? I personally think I am … I saw that grade in my email and stood right up, stalked up to his desk and said “is there any particular reason
by Christine on December 26, 2009
So – I’ve been doing my homework here. I’ve read some eBooks, chatted with my awesome affiliate marketing friends (although there are a couple more I need to pick the brains of) and have decided to try to make an affiliate website/blog. I’ve been working on a military weddings website and am slowly adding some
by Christine on November 29, 2009
This post is part of my “Building Your Blog Traffic” series – read the first post here. Blogs that tackle a specific and limited range of topics generally tend to outdraw those with a more scattered approach. Blogging within a particular niche is usually the best way to experience success. However, there are limits to