Cloud Computing and Future of Ecommerce

Cloud computing, I hope most of you would have been familiar with this term today. It is the latest sensation to join the hit lists in the market. For those who are completely new to this term, here goes the definition: it is a virtual network of servers acting remotely on the internet which allows you to store, manage, and process data effectively.

Robert Moog Google Doodle

Robert Arthur “Bob” Moog (May 23, 1934 – August 21, 2005), founder of Moog Music. A Tribute Video by Google.

Cornjob Commands in cPanel

Cron jobs allow you to automate certain commands or scripts on your site. You can set a command or script to run at a specific time every day, week, etc. For example, you could set a cron job to delete temporary files every week to free up disk space.

.htacess redirect from subdomain to full URL

Sometimes, Google or other search engines start to crawl your subdomains, indexing everything without your knowledge. And your search results start to appear something like this – http://subdomain.mainsite.com/page.html, instead of http://mainsite.com/page.html. All paths to pages are same except the subdomain added to the URL.

To redirect all your subdomains to main site URL, add following line in your .htaccess file.

Setting up Facebook Application for Localhost

Sometimes we may need to test some facebook scripts in localhost environment, all you need to do is create your localhost facebook application just like any other application you’ve created.

Organizing Gmail With Filters & Labels

Since there’s no such thing called “folder” in Gmail, many Gmail users often wonder how to save their important emails, using filters aren’t the first choice, because most of them do not know about it, others do not bother. So they keep their emails just the way they are “in Inbox”.  Sometimes we have to mass delete old email, and accidently important emails also get delete, but fortunately Gmail moves deleted mails into Trash and can be retrieved within 30 days.  But sometimes it becomes too late and important mails are lost forever. So as they say, it is better safe than sorry…