Website Optimization

Marcos Placona on February 18, 2010

The unreliable IE
(Photo: BlubrNL)
I was stuck with this problem today, and thought I should write a blog post about it, so should anyone encounter the same thing, they won’t waste time trying to track exactly what’s happening.
Basically it was flagged to me this morning by my project manager that when you tried to submit a form that calls for a report generation using the enter key, the report would not be generated.
 

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Marcos Placona on September 2, 2009

Java on Centos
(Photo: tutchiio)
I’m only writing this blog post because I usually try to keep my VPS
up to date, and usually one of the things I have to do to accomplish
such thing is updating the Java version.

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Marcos Placona on August 24, 2009

Firefox vs. IE
(Photo: Kay Kim)
I just came across a very interesting bug on my website. I’ve made a post on twitter today asking the local CSS gurus if they knew of any way to fix this:

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Marcos Placona on August 10, 2009

Reading time: 1 – 2 minutes On my last blog post I explained how to create a drag and drop using cloning, so you can can drag & drop multiple objects I’ve recently been working on a personal project where I need some persistence on the client’s browser. At first I thought about using Ajax [...]

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Marcos Placona on July 23, 2009

To continue with our series of website optimization tricks, I’ll talk a little bit more about Content Delivery Network (CDN), and will talk you though the steps of creating a totally free CDN for your website.
Basically, as I’ve already stated on my previous post, a CDN is an external network which specializes in serving static content. It normally consists of a few servers spread around the world, so the data will travel the shortest route to get to their destination based on Geolocation.

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