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PasteQuestion: A New Question and Answer Site for Coders

July 31st, 2009 | Comments Off | Posted in Technology, Tips N Tricks

paste questionPasteQuestion is a website where you get to ask your coding related questions and hopefully get a reply or an answer. You can create an account and join the community of coders. Whether you are a new programmer looking for an answer or an expert coder who wants to share bits of knowledge to the community, PasteQuestion is a great site for learning new programming related stuff. All you need to do is paste or type your question on the input box and get it posted. Just remember to enclose your question inside a [code] [/code] tag.

PasteQuestion is also a great place to look for answers before you ask your questions. You can try searching for your question or problem first before posting your own. There’s a slight chance that might find your answer(s) on the questions previously posted by others. If your question is too unique and think that it has never been encountered by other coders, posting it on PasteQuestion will definitely help you and other members of the community as well.

Community sites like PasteQuestion are only as powerful as the people supporting them. Hopefully, experienced and new coders alike will support the community and provide precious help to each other. If you have a coding question that’s been driving you crazy for some time, checkout PasteQuestion and maybe you’ll get your answer there. Good Luck.

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DomainRR: Simple Domain Management Tool

July 30th, 2009 | Comments Off | Posted in Technology, Tips N Tricks

domainrrDomainRR is a domain management tool that you can use to track the expiration date and notify you when those domains are about to expire. The service is a simple database program that allows you to save domain names, registrar, their creation date and expiration date. It will also notify you when the domains are about to expire. The information will be extracted from who.is and will be automatically loaded to your account.

You can set the notifications to happen one month before expiration, one week before expiration and two weeks before expiration. This will give you time to decide if you want to keep the domain or register a new one. You’ll also have time to contact your clients if you happen to be the one maintaining their website. You can also tick the “email if domain will expire tomorrow” in case you forget to renew a domain after getting the first notification.

DomainRR can be very useful for those who have several domain names that are registered under their names. It can also be used to track the expiration dates of the domains for your customers if you happen to be developing websites for different clients. Most of the customers that acquired domain registration and website design packages tend to forget the expiration of their domain. It might be a good idea to track their expiration to maintain customer satisfaction. DomainRR can also be used if you are tracking a domain that belongs to someone else and get notified before they expire so you can prepare to make the purchase yourself in case the owner decides to dump it.

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Toyota’s iQ Font: Designed by a Moving Car

July 29th, 2009 | 1 Comment | Posted in Design, Technology

Happiness Brussels, a Belgian ad agency, came up with a unique promotion idea, to design a font using a moving Toyota iQ. A couple of typographers, a pro race driver and an interactive software developer collaborated together in order to produce this one of a kind typeface.

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A custom program was created to track the motion of the car’s skid. The drivers of the car were told what sort of skids the need to perform in order to create the strokes which are going to be used to build the entire font.

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The making of iQ font video

You can download the iQ agility font. It’s free.

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Card.Ly: Create an Online Mini Business Card Profile Page

July 28th, 2009 | Comments Off | Posted in Tips N Tricks

cardlyCard.Ly is a web service that gives you your very own mini profile page that you can use on your online business campaign. If you don’t want to go to the trouble of creating, designing or paying for a full page portfolio, then you better check out this neat little service.

Your mini profile can easily be created by signing-up. Aside from placing personal details, you can also add your list of social networks to give your clients quick links to your social pages. Card.Ly also provides blog and social network streaming to let them know what you are up to and which social networking site you are more active in at the moment. This will also enable users to view your latest blog article and the stuff that you’ve shared lately using your favorite social media sites.

Your username will become part of your Card.ly URL. If you want your own domain name to go with your mini profile, all you need to do is upgrade to a premium account. It will also grant you access to more skins, stats, and an ad-free card.

Card.Ly is a great service if you’re looking for something simple for your online profile. It will not hassle you with the design and it provides enough features to get your info in one mini profile. It only takes a few minutes to setup and further customization is totally up to you. Users can also download your Card.Ly in the form of a vCard File.

*vCard File (.vcf ) – VCF files are often used for importing and exporting contacts from address books; they may be attached to e-mail messages, which provides the recipient with an easy way to import the sender’s contact information. It can be opened using Apple Address Book, Microsoft Entourage, Eudora, Palm Desktop, vCard Explorer, Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Beiley Handy Address Book and Fonlow IT Open Contacts.

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The Game Crafter: Create and Publish Your Own Card/Board Game

July 27th, 2009 | 1 Comment | Posted in Games

the game crafterThe Game Crafter is a place where you can publish your very own card game or board game. If you have a great idea for a game, you can start your creation process by downloading their free templates for the design.

There’s a community forum where you can consult experts about your creation. You can also join in the conversation and make your own suggestions. This will enable you to share your thoughts as well as get feedback from others to make your game even better.

You can use the cost estimator to calculate the least cost of your game. This will allow you to set your price properly when you publish it on the online shop. Watch the video below to get a glimpse of how the cost estimator works.

After you’ve created your game components, you can upload your game using our simple wizard-based interface. They will provide you with all the pawns, dice, play money, and other game parts you need to flesh out your game. Their software will automatically adjust your images for you if you don’t upload the correct sizes. However, your images may not look as you intended them to.

After uploading your game, The Game Crafter will tell you exactly how much it costs to manufacture that game. You can buy copies at that price, but you can also set a price that visitors should pay. You and TGC get split the profit of each sale 50/50, and you get a royalty payment at the end of each month.

At TGC, you can start selling your game with only the push of a button. There are no up-front fees, no contractural obligations, no distributors, and you don’t need a big publisher to decide your game will sell 10,000 units in the first year.

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Photoshop: Typographic Poster Design

July 26th, 2009 | Comments Off | Posted in Design

This tutorial shows the design process behind the award winning typographic poster design by Gavin Steele. You can also check out the written tutorial here.

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