Seems I spend more time on Google Groups than I thought. Most of this activity is within the Google AJAX Search API, but there are a few posts scattered across some other topics too.
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This week Scoble had a post about which blogsearch works best, Technorati or Google. Looking at the numbers is one thing, but, numbers are not the only factor.
One of the reasons I have become such a huge fan of the Google AJAX Search API is because it lets you see more than just one type […]

Google has released their voice local search called Goog-411, and it works great !
There has been some mention of this in the past, but this appears to be the first “experimental” release.
I tried it immediately and was very impressed with the interface and response.

And it’s free. Google doesn’t charge you a thing for the call […]

I have installed a Google BlogBar at the top of the page.
I set this BlogBar up using the BlogBar Wizard and did not modify any of the code. For now I used “CyberCoder” as the only keyword. It will rotate through the most relevant blog posts it finds in Google Blogsearch.
The Google AJAX Search API […]

Years ago I started programming in ASP (Active Server Pages). This was a great language and was fairly easy to migrate into. However, the “cost of inclusion” was rather high. It was a Microsoft language and required of course that you be hosted on a Microsoft platform server. Then Microsoft decided to upgrade ASP to […]

Here is a cool little Javascript tool from Who’s Amung Us. Notice the numbered box in the right sidebar above the RSS Subscribe button. This box will tell you how many concurrent users are on this site at this time.
Check out Who’s Amung Us to get yours.
Thanks to TheYoungGuy over at HardwareBlogPortal for turning me […]

It is just amazing how fast a blog and/or website can be built and making progress theses days.
Between Feb 1st and March 1st I worked on 10 sites, 3 blogs and 7 websites. I track a lot of data and like to do a review of how well new sites are working and thought I […]

Don’t think about what to write.
Write about what you think.

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