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  • Developing a cloud based app

    - by user134897
    I am a company owner that has developed a cloud based app. My code writer has told me how good he is more than once, well, better stated, he did a good job telling me he was better than everyone else in my rather small community. In the last 18 months I have spent nearly 160,000.00 dollars trying to get this company to the "making money" stage. I am now nearly broke, sitting on the edge of a brilliant marketing plan to launch a much needed cloud based app. We did launch our app last year (late 2013), and the feedback was amazing from the users. One user that signed up to use the free app stated that we needed to call him the moment our company goes public because he wants to be the first to buy stock. Now, here's my problem. We did not originally set out to develop a freemium app, we just sort of ended up there by the natural progression of the app. So, now I have an app that really needs to be scrapped and re-built. Although I do feel my code writer has displayed some brilliance in what he has done, he was extremely weak on graphics and every time we speak he tells me there is a newer better way to code that he is trying to learn. So, here's the million dollar question. Ho do I find code writers that already know the newest, best ways to write code? Or maybe better asked, what is the newest best code writing technique? Second, is it even possible to find code writers that are good at graphics? In short, I am nearly broke and need to start over, but I do not know where to find people qualified to write it good the first time around and display good graphic skills. I am trying to build a team of writers instead of just one person. Maybe 3 good at code and two good at graphics, but I am clueless as to what criteria I should use to determine if I am building the right team members. Please help, I am sure you can tell I am fairly lost by my continued rambling.

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  • Take a Look at Scribe SEO

    Scribe SEO is the tool every business blog owner needs to have. The blog is the best way to promote your business online because the search engines love them. They are always being updated with fresh content and this is what the search engines are looking for.

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  • 2 Computers via 1 Keyboard &amp; Mouse

    <b>Linux Journal:</b> "Synergy (synergy2.sf.net ) allows you to use the keyboard and mouse of your primary computer to control all the other computers around you. Best of all, it is free, works with Linux, OS X, and Windows."

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  • Are we queueing and serializing properly?

    - by insta
    We process messages through a variety of services (one message will touch probably 9 services before it's done, each doing a specific IO-related function). Right now we have a combination of the worst-case (XML data contract serialization) and best-case (in-memory MSMQ) for performance. The nature of the message means that our serialized data ends up about 12-15 kilobytes, and we process about 4 million messages per week. Persistent messages in MSMQ were too slow for us, and as the data grows we are feeling the pressure from MSMQ's memory-mapped files. The server is at 16GB of memory usage and growing, just for queueing. Performance also suffers when the memory usage is high, as the machine starts swapping. We're already doing the MSMQ self-cleanup behavior. I feel like there's a part we're doing wrong here. I tried using RavenDB to persist the messages and just queueing an identifier, but the performance there was very slow (1000 messages per minute, at best). I'm not sure if that's a result of using the development version or what, but we definitely need a higher throughput[1]. The concept worked very well in theory but performance was not up to the task. The usage pattern has one service acting as a router, which does all reads. The other services will attach information based on their 3rd party hook, and forward back to the router. Most objects are touched 9-12 times, although about 10% are forced to loop around in this system for awhile until the 3rd parties respond appropriately. The services right now account for this and have appropriate sleeping behaviors, as we utilize the priority field of the message for this reason. So, my question, is what is an ideal stack for message passing between discrete-but-LAN'ed machines in a C#/Windows environment? I would normally start with BinaryFormatter instead of XML serialization, but that's a rabbit hole if a better way is to offload serialization to a document store. Hence, my question. [1]: The nature of our business means the sooner we process messages, the more money we make. We've empirically proven that processing a message later in the week means we are less likely to make that money. While performance of "1000 per minute" sounds plenty fast, we really need that number upwards of 10k/minute. Just because I'm giving numbers in messages per week doesn't mean we have a whole week to process those messages.

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  • Selecting an Open Source Operating System

    <b>Network World:</b> "There's a large selection of free and open source (FOSS) operating systems available these days, and choosing the right one for any given circumstance can be quite a challenge. This article outlines the key factors you need to consider in order to pick the best operating system for your needs and experience level."

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  • Google Stats, how to get More info?

    - by Ant's
    I have created a blog very recently and i'm seeing my traffic and audience using Google Stats that is in built in google blogger. I have few question on google stats: 1) Is number of visitor shown by stat is rough or accurate? 2) How i do find whether people have visited my site or search engines? 3) Is google stats is best for beginners like me? or any other tool? Correct me if am wrong.

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  • Should I use the ATI proprietary or free drivers with two Crossfire HD5850s?

    - by Dekel
    I own 2 XFX Radeon HD 5850 in crossfire configuration connected to 3 24" monitors. I really want to make Ubuntu my daily OS but can't seem to find the best configuration to use. Some threads say that the free driver is better then the ATI one and some say the new Catalyst fully takes advantage of the card capabilities. Anyone out there with a similar setup? What are your recommendations for a good production in 12.04 setup?

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  • PSD to HTML - Give Something 'X-tra' to Your Customers

    These days customer's retention is very difficult in almost every market. Same is the case with PSD to XHTML conversion service market. There are so many players in the market providing more or less same quality of mark up services at competitive prices so that it becomes almost impossible for the customers to select the best one for them.

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  • Potential Pitfalls of Using Freelance SEO Services

    While trying to find the best SEO services, you are going to face a different dilemma. Who is the company or individual that is going to make sure that your website gets the right approach and design and who is the service that is going to make sure that your business is in top of the list so people notice you at all times.

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  • APress Deal of the Day 19/Aug/2014 - Beginning Windows 8

    - by TATWORTH
    Originally posted on: http://geekswithblogs.net/TATWORTH/archive/2014/08/19/apress-deal-of-the-day-19aug2014---beginning-windows-8.aspxToday’s $10 Deal of the Day from APress at http://www.apress.com/9781430244318 is Beginning Windows 8. “Beginning Windows 8 is the complete guide to understanding the power and flexibility of Microsoft’s latest operating system to help you get the very best out of your computer.”

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  • 5 Tips to Create Effective SEO Strategies

    Rules and guidelines of effective search engine marketing change on a daily basis. It is very crucial for success of your search engine optimization efforts that you keep updating your search engine optimization strategies based on these changing rules and guidelines. This is the best way of ensuring that you are always in competition and are able to sustain your business.

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  • How to Identify the Most Effective SEO Tools

    Leaders never blend in with the crowd. Many people are under the impression that SEO tools will give you the best keywords possible. These are good for starters to increase your website page rank, and be seen by more visitors from your target audience.

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  • How to run a bootable USB drive as my primary PC for an extended period?

    - by jason
    My hard drive has crashed, and I won't be able to buy a new one for a month or two. I've got a 16GB USB 3.0 flash drive that I'd like to have running a persistent ubuntu or ubuntu gnome distro. While it's not the best solution, is it a solution, or is it just a good way to wear out a flash drive? I plan on mostly storing things in Google Drive, so other than wearing out the flash drive, are there any risks involved?

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  • Can Search Engine Optimization Actually Help Your Online Business

    Search engine optimization or SEO is a concept that has come about in the internet world and it sure enough is a concept that is guaranteed to save a dying website in no time. If you have heard quite a bit about search engine optimization and how best it can save your business from going down the drain but do not know how can utilize the service to save your online business, then you have come to the right place because, here, you are going to find out about some very important information that will help you understand this particular concept better.

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  • Fastest way to check if two square 2D arrays are rotationally and reflectively distinct

    - by kustrle
    The best idea I have so far is to rotate first array by {0, 90, 180, 270} degrees and reflect it horizontally or/and vertically. We basically get 16 variations [1] of first array and compare them with second array. if none of them matches the two arrays are rotationally and reflectively distinct. I am wondering if there is more optimal solution than this brute-force approach? [1] 0deg, no reflection 0deg, reflect over x 0deg, reflect over y 0deg, reflect over x and y 90deg, no reflection ...

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  • Google and the SEO Hosting Network

    When you are choosing any type of SEO Company, what you have to remember is that it is very important that you get your hands on the very best SEO hosting network as such a type of networking company can help you to ensure that your website can do much better than any other. Another great advantage that is associated with choosing such type of SEO hosting network is that you are doing whatever is possible to ensure that your website can do very well in a search engine.

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  • A SEO Services Provider is a Must For Content Creation

    If you intend making any SEO changes to your website it would be best to hire SEO services provider which will create keywords that will attract high traffic to your website which means an increase in business as well as an increase in ratings. Once the website owner is satisfied with the keywords the SEO specialist will take over and compose highly effective original and unique content.

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  • Effective Website Search Engine Optimization - What Does That Mean?

    The Internet has become a very busy place. It's also become a sort of global marketplace where people all over the world come to buy and sell goods. Not much new to anyone in that statement, but it does beg the question, what's the best way for you to find customers both locally to Saskatoon and globally... and let them know you're online?

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  • Ten Easy Off-Page SEO Tips For Website Owners

    Websites and SEO (search engine optimisation) go hand in hand and there is rarely a case of marketing where you do not see the two words in the same sentence; the same goes for off-page SEO techniques. These techniques will quickly help build links and bring more traffic to your website. Here is some advice about the best off-page tricks the "page rank one" websites use.

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  • Benefits of on Page Optimization

    Search engines are regarded as the one of the major hubs for the traffic in the current era. It accounts for 70% to 80% of the total web traffic; due to which site owners try their best to get their site listed on the first page or number one position. As the research shows that large chunks of web traffic opt for first page rather than second or third page.

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