There are a lot of jobs in Pakistan but only for those whom some relatives or known person are work at same place they prefer their own well known persons for recruit in departments as well as any place where they work.
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TOP 10 EDUCATIONAL KIDS WEB SITES
Kids.gov
Easy-to-navigate and most comprehensive children's portal designed for K-12. Offers categorized, reviewed and annotated links to a variety of respected educational, commercial and fun learning sites. A sampling of topics includes careers, music, fun stuff, computers, homework, money, and health. BrainPop
An award-winning educational kids' web site designed for both home and school use. Practical content spanning Science, Math, English, Social Studies, Health, Arts and Music, and Technology. Useful skills from writing a business letter to learning about dyslexia are provided. Free trial is available.
FEKids and Fact Monster
FEKids and Fact Monster are part of the Family Education Network. Kids start with a fun interface with a plethora of homework help behind it, including Fact Monster, and fun learning games for kids K-8th. Another focus is kids' issues, such as family, friends, and changing anatomy. Scholastic.com
Well-known educational products for home and teacher/homeschooler use. Find books, test prep, and activities such as the The Magic School Bus. Parents can find useful information among forums, articles and education blogs. Site is home of the Homework Hub, a free kid site.
PBS Kids
One of the easiest-to-use, educational kids' web sites where kids learn by having fun. Many games and activities are centered on favorite PBS TV shows, such as Arthur, Zoom, News Flash Five, and tools, such as The Democracy Project. Mastermind Toys
There is an enormous collection of both fun and educational products for children here, from Bob the Builder to V-Tech, dollhouses to magic sets. Find respected brands, including Mindgear and Quercetti and toys in the media. Shop by brand, age or category.
Ask for Kids
Kids-safe search engine powerful enough to handle the most difficult homework questions. Useful tools and categories included, such as biographies, math-help, world atlas, dictionary, almanac, and clip-art as well as games and news. Discovery Kids Store
For science this is the place to go, but you'll also find items such as Ready Set Learn!, arts and crafts, and books, such as Oh, Yuck!. Find award-winning toys and games. Browse the best-sellers and exclusives.
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence
FREE makes it easier to find educational resources with a centralized site of more than 1,500 learning resources, from dozens of federal agencies. Begin your search with the Subject Map, Special Collections or search by topic. AOL Study Buddy
Study Buddy is a free homework search engine that is integrated with premium learning services available by subscription, including Step-by-Step Math, Writing Wizard, Ready Set Read, and the AOL Family Library. Free trials are available.
MSN Encarta
This leading educational program offers encyclopedic information and many learning tools in one place including, homework help, top-ten lists, quizzes, and an extensive multimedia center. Site offers a useful collection of articles for parents and students. The Learning Company
The Learning Company is an international leader in educational software for kids, offering multimedia programs, workbooks, and flashcards spanning preschool to college prep material. Search for products based on essential skills sets, age/grade and subject matter.
NY Times Learning Network
Get your kids interested in news, reporting, writing, vocabulary, and understanding world events. Kids can submit letters to the editor, ask reporters questions, learn new words and sharpen their skills with crossword puzzles and quizzes. HomeSchoolingSupply.com
A small sampling of subjects on this site includes bible studies, Charlotte Mason, electronic learning, critical thinking, wooden toys, educational play, literature, science, music, microscopes and kindergarten resources.
NASA for Kids
What kid would not enjoy learning from this stunning site? Games, activities, stories, and a kid's club, along with space videos, are just some of the offerings. How about making a space shuttle out of a hot dog? UpToTen.com
Four million visitors a month to this educational kids' web site and it's easy to see why, with over 1000 learning games, over 800 free. Premium members receive ad-free service, can be part of a TV series, enjoy improved selection and contest offerings.
National Geographic Kids
From preschool to preteen, this leading educational kids web site provides both online and offline fun. Unique activities, such as create a motion ocean or make a fortune cookie. Learn from, animal videos, games, fun science, and more. Try the sitemap to view all the areas. EdHelper.com
Created by a team of teachers, this site offers educational worksheets, reading material, tests, and activities for K-12. Topics include Phonics, Foreign Language Reading Comprehension, Social Studies, Science, Math, Special Education, Test Prep and more. Yearly membership runs $19.99 and up.
CoolMathForKids.com
If a fun and easier way to learn math exits, this is the site. Kids from 3 to 100 will find lessons, study tips, games, puzzles, and explanations that make sense! Special selections for preschooler math through pre-calculus. How about the geometry of crop circles? Encyclopedia Britannica Store
Leading provider and trusted source of learning products, this educational site offers a "just for kids" store with a variety of encyclopedias, dictionaries, multimedia programs, DVDs, learning games, and even a talking globe. Check out the sale items.
Top 10 Educational Websites for Kids
Whether you're looking to help your child catch up with certain subjects, trying to teach your child to read, helping your tween ahead in school, or searching for ways to supplement your homeschooling curriculum, the games, printables, and other offerings at these 10 websites are a great place to start.
- Exploratorium. The physical Exploratorium is housed inside San Francisco’s Palace of Fine Arts and was founded by Dr. Frank Oppenheimer; the web version sprawls over 18,000 pages and hundreds of scientific subjects. A kid could get (wonderfully) lost without every having to leave her desk.
- Starfall. This site is all about helping kids learn to read, with everything from the ABC basics to Chinese fables and Greek mythology for those who already know their way around a book by themselves. Its phonics foundation helps kids learn how to recognize sounds and eventually figure out words on their own.
- The Kidz Page. A portal to a plethora of games, coloring pages, puzzles and more. The free games are in two categories, educational and "regular," but to be honest, the educational ones are far more interesting. Math puzzles, baby-face Sudoku (with faces instead of numbers), word searches, and "spot-the-difference" games are challenging and fun for youger kids.
- Funbrain. Kids learn most easily when they’re playing, which is one reason why Funbrain is popular with parents and teachers alike. The teacher’s page directs you to practical things like flash cards and curriculum guides, but parents who are looking to give their children a more casual learning experience can head right on over to the free games section.
- Enchanted Learning. Enchanted Learning offers easy-to-digest printables for preschoolers and kindergarteners, as well as plenty of craft ideas tucked in among the lessons. The picture dictionaries are especially cool for budding linguists.
- Nick Jr. It may seem strange to think of TV's Nick Jr. as educational, but there's more to learning than reading, writing, and arithmatic. The games here sharpen language recognition, hand-eye coordination, sorting and organizational concepts, and puzzle- and problem-solving skills using characters and ideas your preschoolers probably recognize.
- Kids Know It. This site allows kids to explore a number of subjects, from human biology to spelling to astronomy; there's also a database of free, downloadable songs in MP3 format to help kids reinforce what the kids are learning. The site's animal database is a great virtual trip to the zoo!
- Zula Patrol. This site seems more game-oriented than educational, but don’t be fooled — there’s some serious learning going on here. The science and astronomy-focused program is geared towards kids from Pre-K to 2nd grade.
- PBSkids. Tying in to Public Broadcasting classics like “Sesame Street” and “Arthur” as well as newer educational programs like “Word Girl” and “Super Why,” PBSkids.org offers games that are so much fun, little kids won’t even notice they’re learning.
- Scholastic. There so much here that it's hard to know where to start. Scholastic has compiled an amazing teacher's resource that parents can also use for free, with subjects and lessons geared for everyone from pre-kindergarteners all the way through 12th graders. Browse by grade and subject, and be sure to check out the red-starred offerings.
Top 10 Romantic Movies
Check out where Vanessa Hudgens, some indie rock kids and a tortured, love-sick vampire sit on Kidzworld's list of Top 10 Romantic Movies
#10. Bandslam
Charlotte wants to challenge her ex in the battle of the bands so she asks Will, the new kid in town, to help manage the band. Vanessa Hudgens also stars as the cute lead singer who falls for Will. It’s worth watching just to see rock icon David Bowie in a short cameo as himself.
#9. The Proposal
Sandra Bullock stars as a hardnosed book editor who’s hated by her entire staff. When she finds out she’s being deported to Canada, she forces her assistant Andrew (played by Ryan Reynolds) to marry her. But what starts out as a business deal, turns into a genuine romance when the two are forced to spend the weekend with Andrew’s family.
#8. Across The Universe
This musical is loosely tied around the stories taken from more than 30 Beatles songs. The plot revolves around Jude (named after the character from Hey Jude) and Lucy (Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds) who move to New York City to pursue their artistic dreams.
#7. The Notebook
Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams star in this tear-jerker about first love. Allie and Noah meet at a carnival and fall madly in love. But, Allie's rich family doesn't approve of poor Noah and forces them apart. The Notebook is definitely a flick that you have to watch with a box of Kleenex at your side.
#6. A Walk To Remember
In this Nicholas Spark novel-turned-movie Mandy Moore plays a girl with leukemia whose life drastically changes when she meets a boy who is her exact opposite, and warns him not to fall in love with her.
Top 10 Free SMS Sites
All you need to have is a computer with Internet connection and a free account on many of these Free SMS Sites. Send Free sms without paying for anything online and all you need is a free account.
These are the major Free SMS Sites to send free sms to your friends and family:
1) Way2ms
Way2sms.com is the best site to send free sms in India. You need to have a valid phone number to register a free account and use the way2sms login page to get access to the free sms service. By using way2sms you can send 100 sms per day to anyone in India. The characters of sms is 140 for each free sms that you send. The sms is delivered instantly without any wait time. You can send free sms using way2sms site to major network providers like Airtel, Vodafone, Idea, Reliance, Tata Indicom, Docomo and more..
2) iBibo free sms
iBibo and way2sms are almost the same and are one of the best free sms sites. The plus point of ibibo free sms service is that you can make free calls and also send free sms. Apart from the free sms online ibibo also has services like Social networking, games, ibibo mail and messenger. So ibibo is just a great place to hang out online and also send free sms.
3) indyarocks free sms
Like ibibo you can use indyarocks to send free sms to India. Send free sms to any mobile with a free account and like way2sms you need to add your phone number. The delivery of sms takes less than 30 seconds according to them. Indyarocks also offers fun services like music, games, movies and of course it is primarily know as the one of the popular free sms sites.
4) 160by2
160by2.com is a true competitior of way2sms by all means. 160by2 is one of the first free sms sites to have launched in India and it is still the most popular send free sms site. You can sms to the following countries using 160by2 India, Kuwait, UAE, Saudi, Singapore, Philippines & Malaysia.
5) Wadja
To be frank Wadja is not like other free sms sites that we have already mentioned here. Wadja works on the concept of Social networking so you can easily send to other Wadja members but the most useful thing is you can send free sms worldwide.
6) Google Voice
I had made a post about Google voice and how you can make free calls and also receive calls. Also Google voice supports free sms but the initial launch was only in US and Canada. Not sure about the current update but am sure it would be available here very soon.
7) Yahoo Messenger
Yahoo messenger can be used to send free sms to India by downloading and signing into the messenger. You can as well login to yahoo mail and start sending free sms to India not sure if it supports worldwide numbers.
8 ) Have you tried Rediffbol messenger to send free sms, if you haven’t then try today for free.
9) If everything fails you can always use Youmint but the character limit is only 80 characters for free sms.
10) Krify sms is one of the first free sms sites that I ever used to send free sms online. No signup, no login it’s just a simple sms service with quite a lot of limitations.
This covers the top 10 Free SMS sites in India and for some other countries as well. Life without Internet sucks and we know it too, so to make your life comfortable we always write topics like this and more to keep you engaged on the Internet and make the best use of it.
The top 10 search engines according to the top 10 search engines
Based upon the potentially specious assumption that searching for the word "search" on a search engine should return a list of links to other search engines, I determined what the top 10 search engines thought were the top 10 search engines. I started with Google and determined the rest of the most popular list as I went along based upon what sites came up most often.
Google:
1. Google
2. Yahoo!
3. Search.com
4. Altavista
5. Excite
6. Lycos
7. AllTheWeb
8. Metacrawler
9. Dogpile
10. Go.com
Yahoo!:
1. Google
2. Netscape
3. AOL
4. MSN
5. Search.com
6. Altavista
7. [search.ch]
8. Web Search
9. Search Hippo
10. search.nl
Search.com:
1. Google
2. Lycos
3. Altavista
4. Webcrawler
5. HotBot
6. Search.com
7. Mamma
8. AllTheWeb
9. AOL
10. Yahoo!
Lycos:
1. Search.com
2. AllTheWeb
3. MSN
4. [search.ch]
5. Google
6. AOL
7. Northern Light
8. Web Search
9. Mamma
10. Dogpile
Altavista:
1. Altavista
2. 37 Search Engines
3. Search.com
4. MSN
5. 89.com
6. METASpider
7. BotBot
8. [search.ch]
9. sear.ch
10. MegaWeb
AllTheWeb:
1. Search.com
2. AllTheWeb
3. MSN
4. [search.ch]
5. Google
6. AOL
7. Northern Light
8. search.nl
9. Web Search
10. Altavista
MSN:
1. MSN
2. AskJeeves
3. HotBot
4. Yahoo!
5. Search.com
6. LookSmart
7. Webcrawler
8. Lycos
9. Excite
10. AOL
AOL:
1. AOL
2. Search.com
3. Yahoo!
4. Altavista
5. Google
6. Excite
7. AllTheWeb
8. MSN
9. Dogpile
10. Webcrawler
Webcrawler:
1. Lycos
2. Search.com
3. Google
4. Yahoo!
5. iWon
6. Webcrawler
7. Altavista
8. Excite
9. AllTheWeb
10. Northern Light
Excite:
1. Lycos
2. Search.com
3. Google
4. Yahoo!
5. iWon
6. Webcrawler
7. Excite
8. AllTheWeb
9. Northern Light
10. HotBot
I was surprised at the variety of the results returned by the 10 sites (with the exception of Excite and Webcrawler, whose results are virtually identical). I was under the impression that the search sites had settled on two or three sets of data that were parcelled out by the likes of Inktomi.
As expected, Google appears on almost all of the lists. Google also gave the best results for what I was looking for. Out of the first 11 results, 10 were general Web search engines. Altavista was the worst by far. I had to dig through 26 pages of results to come up with 10 general Web search engines. The rest of the results were site-specific search engines of all shapes and sizes (like the search page for clorox.com). I think Altavista's problem lies with how much emphasis they place on what appears in the
Special mention goes to AskJeeves. Although not one of the top 10 search engines, the results it returned were quite good, even better than Google's.
Notes: Search engine results are from 6/4/02. I didn't include paid listings (as much as possible) or results other than Web-wide search engines. Meta-search sites were also not included. Also, this is highly unscientific claptrap, but interesting nonetheless. Maybe.
Top Ten Largest Mosques
A mosque is where the followers of Islam go to pray and is often referred to as a Masjid which is its Arabic name. The following are said to be the largest Mosques in the world:
1. Masjid al-Haram
This is the largest mosque in the world and is situated in Mecca. It covers 99 acres or 400,800 square meters. This area includes both the indoor as well as outdoor spaces which are occupied by the people during prayers. It can accommodate at least 4 million people.
2. Al-Masjid al-Nabawi
This mosque is also known as the Prophet’s Mosque and is located in Medina. It is the resting place of Prophet Muhammad which is why it is said to be the second most sacred site by all Muslims. The Green Dome is the most attractive feature of the dome which is situated above Prophet Muhammad’s tomb.
3. Istiqlal Mosque
This mosque is also known as Masjid Istiqlal and is located in Jakarta. It is the third largest mosque in the world and the largest in Southeast Asia. It was built to mark Indonesia’s independence.
4. Hassan II Mosque
This mosque is situated in Casablanca and is the largest in Morocco. It was designed by Michel Pinseau- a French architect. It is built on a peninsula overlooking the Atlantic which is visible through the massive glass floor. The mosque can hold 105,000 people and its minaret is 689 feet tall.
5. Faisal Mosque
The Faisal Mosque was built by Vedat Dalokay- a well-known Turkish architect. The design is very unique and the elements that are used merge the traditional and contemporary style. The Mosque has four minarets which are very thin and a triangular prayer hall. Unlike other Mosques, it does not have a dome.
6. Badashahi Mosque
This mosque is also known as the King’s Mosque and is located in Lahore. It is a very famous landmark and is visited by tourists from around the world. The Mosque is said to stand for the passion, grandeur and beauty of the Mughal era. It can accommodate over 100,000 people and the four minarets are all 13.9 feet tall.
7. Sheikh Zayed Mosque
This Mosque is situated in Abu Dhabi and was built to honor the first president of the U.A.E who is buried in the Mosque. The Tourism Authority declared recently that everybody, even non-Muslims, can visit the Mosque. The aim here is to promote cultural understanding amongst different religions.
8. Jama Masjid
This Mosque is located in Old Delhi and was commissioned by Shah Jahan. It was fully built in 1656 AD and is very popular in India. The Mosque can accommodate 25,000 people at a time.
9. Baitul Mukarram
This Mosque is located in Bangladesh and was built during the 1960s. It can hold over 30,000 worshippers which is why it gets overcrowded very often. Since the situation would become difficult to handle during Ramadan, the Government extended the Mosque which can now hold at 40,000 people.
10. Imam Reza Shrine
This Mosque is located in Iran and holds the tomb of Imām Ridhā. The Mosque also contains a museum, the Goharshad Mosque, a library, a cemetery, a dining hall, four seminaries and the Razavi University of Islamic Sciences along with other buildings. It is visited by tourists from around the globe and covers 6,443,890 square feet.
Top 10 Sample Code Websites for Programmers
It’s not always required for programmers to start from scratch while working on any new project. Re-coding some components and tweaking certain functions would make it fly for required application. Such programs; or sample codes are most useful to students learning web designing. These sample codes are available for free at certain websites and forums listed below
Undoubtedly the most popular programming website on the net, SourceForge.net has millions of users that actively contribute to its extensive sample code database. All users can access the content of the website for free. Programmers can even post their own software at their development section.
2. Google Code
The Internet giant has made thousands of codes and useful APIs for free on their forum. Google Code also features a forum where users can learn about new technologies from Google employees and other geeks.
The website is literally a heaven for programmers and learners. It is a community housing different forums that discuss on technical aspects of different programming languages and interesting new developments such as Cloud Computing. Rising programmers will get plenty of knowledge from this website.
4. DevX
If you’re wondering where you can learn from the best about application development, DevX is the place to start with. The website is the Mecca of open source codes and other useful articles regarding software development. It is highly unlikely that you will have to look at any other site for the code you’re searching, after you try DevX.
If you’re looking for a free, open-source search engine to find some useful sample codes, Koders.com is the right place for you. It features a huge database of sample codes in several programming languages that you can use.
Even if The Code Project is not as popular as other well-known coding websites, it is growing rapidly in number of members and you can find well-explanatory sample codes at their forum that you can use.
7. Krugle
Krugle is a leading code search and maintenance engine that offers corporate as well as free service to programmers and organizations. You can also find technical info and projects, apart from open source codes on their website.
8. CodeGuru
If you’re not interested in getting codes in languages other than Visual C++/.NET/C#/VB and C++, you should try CodeGuru. The website focuses only on certainly popular languages and features technical articles that comprehensively describe sample codes written for various purposes.
9. Code Fetch
It is a very simple code search engine which features comprehensive database of programs written in various programming languages. Apart from finding sample codes, you could also read their forums and gain useful knowledge about using APIs and other interesting topics such as link embedding.
10. DevArticles
It is a comprehensive directory featuring great quality technical articles as well as free sample codes. You can find developer-written software for platforms such as mobile Linux and Flash on DevArticles.
With these top 10 popular sites, it is possible for any novice to master programming skills and come out of nest as strong and skilled programmer. Have earned your expertise in programming from any other website that is not listed above? Do update us by writing about it in comments!
What is the Best Language to Code my Website?
There are many programming languages that you can choose from. It is of course impossible to choose, in an objective and absolute way the best programming languageso be sure to address this aspect in your project planning. Choosing what programming language to use is dependent on a lot of things. A programming language which may be very good for a specific use may be the wrong language to use for another task.
Each language has its own advantages and disadvantages; your choice would mostly depend on what you need and the degree of project planning and outsourcing you aspire. In the end, the language you would use would be dependent on what kind of website you are going to make and the preference of your programmer.
Here is a list of some of the popular languages used:
ASP
ASP (Active Server Pages) is closely tied to the Windows operating system and Microsoft server software. This means that using anything other than a Windows based hosting environment would be very difficult. Windows based hosting is generally more expensive due to software licensing. ASP has limited components available which means again paying for functionality above and beyond common features such as email handling, database connectivity, form processing and search. An advantage of ASP is that it is well supported by Microsoft and its development community.
ASP .NET
ASP.NET is the successor to ASP and is a framework released by Microsoft for creating dynamic web sites, applications and web services. Again, this requires a Windows hosting environment and can be rather costly with development software also needing to be purchased.
C#
C# is a programming language design for use with Microsoft’s .NET framework. It is similar to Java and C++ and was designed for object oriented programming for the internet. Being dependent on Microsoft’s .NET framework does mean that Windows hosting will be required to use this language.
Cold Fusion
This is a language that was originally created in 1995 and is now a Macromedia product. It uses tags rather than traditional programming code and for this reason can be better integrated within HTML. Cold Fusion has an extensive library which makes it a flexible alternative to traditional program coding. Cold Fusion is a commercial platform, however it does not require Windows and can be used with Linux. This is a good language for designers and much easier to learn than many other programming languages.
Java
Java is the most powerful language for web development today. Released by Sun Microsystems in 1995, Java has now become the leading technology for delivering sophisticated, customised web applications. Much of this language is originally derived from C and C++ and generally requires more time, programming ability and investment per project. However the end result will be a sophisticated, high quality solution.
Java Server Page (JSP)
JSP is a scripting technology based on Java and developed by Sun Microsystems. It allows for static and dynamic content to run together smoothly within one page. It is not restricted by any on type of hosting platform. JSP can be compared with Microsoft’s ASP.
Perl
Perl has been around for a very long time. It is a multipurpose, robust scripting language and is supported by most web hosts. There is a large group of Perl developers worldwide but no formal support for this as it is Open Source software. One drawback with this language is that it does not scale very well. Perl was not specifically designed for web use and on busy servers, does not handle a lot of hits in a short amount of time. Developers who have worked with Unix will be familiar with Perl.
Python
Python is a high-level programming language that runs on a wide variety of hosting platforms and operating systems. Python is based on C although there are several variations based on Java and C#. One advantage of Python is that it is seen as being easier to read and follow than other languages such as PHP. It is a general purpose, object oriented language which assists in the scalability and maintenance of an application. Python does not work well for very large applications due to the way it compiles programs “on the go”.
PHP
PHP is completely free, open source software and is very popular. Since its release in 1995 it has gained a large following due to it being open source and a very realistic alternative to Microsoft’s ASP. It is more efficient than older languages such as Perl and boasts a large amount of functions that are already built-in. This saves the developer the hassle of installing or paying for additional modules. PHP can run on both Linux and Windows platforms though the majority of developers choose Linux as it is free. Support for this is relatively good with an active community of developers who are willing to help.
Ruby
Originated from Japan the 1990s and is designed with simplicity in mind. It is open source and intended for use with other open source applications. It is a powerful object oriented language and combines some Perl syntax. A drawback of Ruby is its lack of documentation and support. Visual Basic – Visual basic is a Microsoft programming language and is known for its use of graphical drag and drop controls to add code. It is built on the legacy BASIC language and is dependent on Microsoft software and hosting environments. It has everything needed to write programs for Windows.
Visual Basic .Net
Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET or VB .NET) is the successor to Visual Basic. The .NET framework was released to make it easier to create applications for the web. It is centred around object oriented programming and encourages fast, efficient development. VB.NET is dependent on a Microsoft hosting platform and operating system. Development tools are also quite expensive however it is well supported by Microsoft and its development community.
The most popular languages for web development are:
=> PHP / MySQL :: Linux platform
PHP is easy to use. Once you’ve done a bit of programming in the past, you can learn this language easily. Many programmers know how to use PHP so the support would be great. You can search the internet for answers and discussions about the language. Some scripts are even pre-made for you! Best of all, it’s free to learn and use.
=> ASP.NET / SQL SERVER :: Windows platform
This is for the Microsoft programmers; it is just like PHP which is easy to use. The language is more like Visual Basic (Example: If/End-If) so if you have a background of VB, then this would be easier to use. ASP would work better on Microsoft servers. ASP relies a lot on external components that often come in the form of DLLs that you need to physically register on the server. Therefore, it is better to use it on a Microsoft server.
One more thing you may want to consider is that some web hosts only support some languages. It therefore limits your choices; but luckily most web hosts support ASP and PHP. When selecting your developer, always make sure that he/she knows either of these two languages (preferably both).
Last but not least, if you are doing any type of development it is always good to comment your code. You may want to create a users manual, if this is too difficult for you, you can hand all your notes over to a freelance technical writer to do the task for you.
Selecting the Best Web Design Language for Your Project
If you'd like to create and publish your own web site on the Internet, your first step should be to decide what type of web site you would like to create and what web design language you would like to use.
PHP can do anything that CGI (Common Gateway Interface) can do, such as process form data and auto generate dynamic content. However, PHP can do much more. It can be used on all major operating systems and supports most web servers.
PHP's main focus is development for the web, so it has a quick development time and can solve scenarios much quicker than some of the other web design languages.
You can learn more about PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor here:
http://www.php.net/
If you want a simple web site with text and images, HTML is definitely the way to go. Not only is it easy to learn, but there are also many HTML editors available online that will write the code for you.
Although HTML is usually the right choice for most, if you'd like your web site to be dynamic, you will need to research some of the other languages until you find the best solution for your project.
Take your time and do your homework before you begin. If you don't feel confident in your ability to create your own web site, hire a professional. It will save you a lot of time and trouble in the long run.
Although there are several web design languages to choose from, make sure you take some time to research your options to ensure you're making the best choice for your project.
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
The easiest and most popular web design language is Hypertext Markup Language, better known as HTML. This language is so simple you can type the syntax into a text editor, such as Notepad, save it with an .html extension and instantly have a web page.
You can learn more about HTML here:
http://www.w3schools.com/html/
Although HTML will enable you to create simple web sites, if you want something more dynamic, you'll need to look into using other languages:
PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP)
PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor, better known as PHP, is a highly popular, server-side scripting language that can be embedded directly into HTML coding.PHP can do anything that CGI (Common Gateway Interface) can do, such as process form data and auto generate dynamic content. However, PHP can do much more. It can be used on all major operating systems and supports most web servers.
PHP's main focus is development for the web, so it has a quick development time and can solve scenarios much quicker than some of the other web design languages.
You can learn more about PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor here:
http://www.php.net/
ColdFusion
ColdFusion, developed by Macromedia, is used to build and serve web pages. It consists of ColdFusion Studio, which is used to create web pages, and ColdFusion Server, which is used to display the web pages.
One of the best features of ColdFusion is the ability to create web pages 'on the fly' from content stored within a database.
For example, a variety of content can be placed within a database as 'pieces of content.' When a user types in the web address to retrieve the web page, ColdFusion dynamically develops the pages, from the 'pieces of content,' as they are served.
Although it is very reliable, ColdFusion may be better suited for larger companies rather than individuals, as it is fairly expensive.
You can learn more about ColdFusion here:
http://macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/tutorial_index.html
Java Server Pages (JSP)
Java Server Pages, also known as JSP, is a web design language developed by Sun Microsystems. It is used to control web page content via servlets, which are little programs that run on a web server. These servlets modify the web page on the server prior to it being displayed within a web browser.
The JSP technology enables you to combine regular, static HTML with dynamically generated HTML.
You can learn more about Java Server Pages here:
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/docs.html
Active Server Pages (ASP)
Active Server Pages, also known as ASP, is Microsoft's solution to dynamic, interactive web pages.
Active Server Pages are web pages that contain scripts in addition to the standard HTML tags. These scripts are processed prior to a web page being displayed within a web browser.
Unlike standard HTML pages that have an .html or .htm extension, Active Server Pages have an .asp extension.
An advantage of ASP is that it is language-independent and therefore is easy to use across all platforms and applications. It is very flexible and powerful, yet some people don't like it merely because it is a Microsoft product.
You can learn more about Active Server Pages here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnasp/html/asptutorial.asp
Conclusion
With so many different web design languages to choose from, which is the best language for your project? That will depend on your web site needs and how much time and/or money you're willing to invest.If you want a simple web site with text and images, HTML is definitely the way to go. Not only is it easy to learn, but there are also many HTML editors available online that will write the code for you.
Although HTML is usually the right choice for most, if you'd like your web site to be dynamic, you will need to research some of the other languages until you find the best solution for your project.
Take your time and do your homework before you begin. If you don't feel confident in your ability to create your own web site, hire a professional. It will save you a lot of time and trouble in the long run.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Top 10 August Hollywood Movies 2011 Best English July list ten Latest
Rank # 1 Cowboys & Aliens (Trailer)
Rank # 2 The Smurfs 2011 (Trailer)
Rank # 3
Captain America: The First Avenger 2011 (Trailer)
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Rank # 5 Crazy, Stupid, Love. 2011 (Trailer)
Rank # 6 Friends with Benefits 2011 (Trailer)
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Rank # 8 Transformers: Dark of the Moon2011 (Trailer)
Rank # 9 Zookeeper2011 (Trailer)
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Rank # 2 The Smurfs 2011 (Trailer)
Rank # 3
Captain America: The First Avenger 2011 (Trailer)
Rank # 4 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 22011 (Trailer)
Rank # 5 Crazy, Stupid, Love. 2011 (Trailer)
Rank # 6 Friends with Benefits 2011 (Trailer)
Rank # 7 Horrible Bosses 2011 (Trailer)
Rank # 8 Transformers: Dark of the Moon2011 (Trailer)
Rank # 9 Zookeeper2011 (Trailer)
Rank # 10 Cars 22011 (Trailer)
History of Pakistan
3000 - 1500 BC
Indus Civilization.
1700 BC
516 BC
327 - 325 BC
272 - 236 BC
185 BC
75 BC
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60 AD
3rd Century
4th Century
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565
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1206 - 1526 Delhi Sultanate
1221
1290-1320 Khalji Dynasty
1320-1412 Tuqhluq Dynasty
1337
1398-9
1414-51 The Saiyids
1451-1526 The Lodhis
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1527 - 1857 The Mughal Empire
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(Important note: This is this act of Ghulam Mohammad that sets an unhealthy tradition and precedent in Pakistan of Presidents removing ELECTED governments. This tradition is later carried on by various Presidents creating a continuous instability in the Pakistan.)1954
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