#Important_meta_tags for seo with example
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Hello Guys, Important #meta_tags for SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is an essential part of any website’s success. One of the fundamental aspects of SEO ... Read more
Five #bootstrapping Hacks Every Founder Should Know
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From investigating coworking spaces to avoiding credit cards, here’s some advice on bootstrapping a #startup in 2019.Have you ever heard about the old saying, “Pull yourself up by your bootstraps?” It means improving one’s situation or getting success through one’s own efforts, without outside help. Why am talking about bootstrapping here?It applies to your startup, too.Bootstrapping your startup means that keeping your #business updated and on the growing stage with little or no venture capital or you can say without any external investment. In short, this word symbolizes the business owners typically relies on their own savings and revenues in order to operate and grow their business entity in the race.Image credits: Photo by Danielle MacInnes on UnsplashIt’s not easy to do, but the rewards (...)
29 Tools and Resources for the #bootstrapping Entrepreneur
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Starting a business is already expensive and time-consuming enough. The young internet entrepreneur can use some of the following tools and resources to help get started on their journey (while they’re still working in a basement, parents home or shared apartment) before they can afford to pay for every piece of software they need or to hire someone who knows the tricks of the trade.1. 7 Zip: ▻http://7-zip.org (free download) An open source, free alternative to WinZip.2. Audacity: ▻http://audacity.sourceforge.net (free download) An open source software used for recording & editing audio files.3. AVG: ▻http://free.avg.com (free download) Anti-virus and anti-spyware protection.4. BrowserShots: ►http://browsershots.org (free online tool) Use this site to view how your website look in various (...)
#bootstrapped-entrepreneur #entrepreneurship-tools #entrepreneur-tools #design
Securing #startup Funding Top Tips from Eqvista CEO — Tomas Milar
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Securing Startup Funding Top Tips from Eqvista CEO — Tomas MilarNow that you have a billion-dollar idea that you have used to open a company with, what is the next thing you need? Well, the next step is to create a website, build/rent office space, hire a professional team, and obviously have some free-flowing cash that would help you pay the rent and the salaries easily at least. All this just means that you require capital. Regardless of the kind of business, every startup needs some amount of cash to actually get off the ground during the initial days.Image credits: Photo by Emilio Garcia on UnsplashToday I’m introducing you, Mr. Tomas Milar a serial entrepreneur and investor. As a founder of about 8 to 10 companies, Tomas is often asked by many entrepreneurs for tips on how to finding (...)
#angel-investors #tomas-milar #bootstrapping #venture-capital
Founder Interviews: Rob Walling of MicroConf, Drip, and TinySeed
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Rob Walling has bootstrapped multiple startups to exit, most recently Drip. These days he’s working on TinySeed, the first #startup accelerator designed for bootstrappers. He also founded and runs MicroConf and Startups for the Rest of Us.Davis Baer: What’s your background, and what are you working on?I’m a software developer by training and feel like I officially became an entrepreneur in 2005 when I acquired a software product that was in its alpha release. Since then I’ve started or acquired a few dozen products, most notably SaaS applications HitTail and Drip, both of which were acquired.In addition I’ve been spearheading a community for bootstrapped #founders through my essays, podcast, conference, and now TinySeed, the first startup accelerator designed for folks who would traditionally (...)
A Beginner’s Guide to #bootstrap and #materialize Design Framework
▻https://hackernoon.com/a-beginners-guide-to-bootstrap-and-materialize-design-framework-9e8a058f
The latest innovations and advancements in the field of technology have helped mobile technology to grow and greatly evolved over the years. However, the fascinating aspect of mobile technology is that it is still evolving with each passing day. Still, experts in the field of telecommunications have been putting in extra efforts to ensure a great user experience to the ones who are browsing the internet through their smartphones and tablets. A recent study conducted by experts revealed that approximately 17 percent smartphone users in the United States use their phones for internet browsing.As a result, most website designers and developers have been putting in extra efforts to customize their websites in order to make them fit into the screen of smartphones and other mobile devices. (...)
14 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Extend their Runway to Go the Distance
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I’ve never seen a B2B company get to anything much under 18 months. — Steve Wood, B2B Serial EntrepreneurStartups are difficult.It can take anywhere between 6 months and 3 years to get a #business off the ground. To succeed, founders have to be ready to go the distance.This means shortening your time to product market-fit, being resilient, and extending your #startup runway.I started HireVoice, my previous startup, with little to no money and no income stream.Quickly, I had to cut spending and use my line of credit.Although having little to no money keeps you hungry, the stress bears down on you. I can’t say I was completely thinking straight; the financial pressures are one of the core reasons why I shut down the business. It was clear that I had to find ways to increase my ability to take (...)
QuickStart an API-powered Static Website
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Cosmic JS is a decoupled, or headless, content management system that empowers teams to build apps faster, together. Cosmic JS provides a suite of APIs to help you build your project and manage content, regardless of your app’s programming language.In this tutorial I’ll introduce a static website that can give you the best of both worlds: A website that is both dynamically powered by the Cosmic JS API and also a static website that can be edited using Markdown files. As a bonus, you can also setup automatic builds using Webhooks. I’m going to use the Cosmic JS CLI to install this Static Website, and I encourage you to read the original article to see how it’s built. You can install, deploy and edit every part of this Static Website from your Cosmic JS Bucket Dashboard. ?TL;DR:API-powered (...)
#nodejs #javascript #bootstrap #static-site #web-development
Babies Learning Language: Where does logical language come from? Th...
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Babies Learning Language: Where does logical language come from? The social bootstrapping hypothesis | #hypothesis #logic #bootstrapping #logical #social #learning #language
How to easily #bootstrap a #side-project on the cloud
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Side-ProjectJob hunting is really hard nowadays, mostly because job offers are distributed across job boards, aggregators and companies career pages. So I decided to create Job Buddy , a web app that tracks all your digital job applications. You can either use the chrome extension or simply paste the url of the job description in Job Buddy to save it.In this way you can manage from a single admin page all the career opportunities you are interested in.In this post I wanted to share the tech stack behind Job Buddy to show that you can quickly bootstrap a complete Web App at almost 0 cost. I developed Job Buddy really fast, spending just 18,5€:14€ for the jobbuddy.app domain from Google Domains4,5€ for the Chrome Web Store subscriptionStackJob Buddy is almost entirely deployed on top of (...)
Bootstrap Framework - Best Practises
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Bootstrap Framework — Best PracticesCover imageAt the time of this writing, we’re at Bootstrap v4.1.1 release! In their v5 roadmap, they’re planning to rewrite everything with PostCSS. When that happens, this guide will become deprecated. Until then, enjoy!IntroductionAt this point, I believe that everyone has heard of Bootstrap framework. It’s most popular front-end #css framework after all. It has a couple of use cases and not everyone is using it in a proper way.Tag along and let’s visit their official website and discuss it together from there.On the official website, we can see two huge buttons that are popping out your eyes, right away.Two huge buttons from official Bootstrap websiteGet startedThis part is obviously for those who are new to this framework and simply want to learn how (...)
#bootstrapping a $10K/Month Chatbot #startup in the Pursuit of Freedom
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We all see, software shaping the new world. You build software one-time, and get its returns in multiple folds. That’s the remarkable benefit of making software. However, in most cases, this exponential benefit is not enjoyed by the actual maker or the one who writes the code. Today, most people work in the tech industry as they work in any other industry. They follow a 40-hour workweek not realizing their real potential.body[data-twttr-rendered="true"] background-color: transparent;.twitter-tweet margin: auto !important;Forty hour workweeks are a relic of the Industrial Age. Knowledge workers function like athletes - train and sprint, then rest and reassess. — @navalfunction notifyResize(height) height = height ? height : document.documentElement.offsetHeight; var resized = false; if (...)
What I Learned At MicroConf 2018
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[…] because as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns — the ones we don’t know we don’t know. And […] it is the latter category that tend to be the difficult ones.Early last year, I started working on a side project to create a websocket server from scratch. I wanted to know what the technical limitations were to serve millions of concurrent connections at scale. Well, I found my answer(s), and along the way I picked up a few extra problems that needed to be solved. The end result was recv.io (receive eye oh), a globally distributed pub/sub network that doesn’t lose your messages.Later that year, I decided that I should quit my job (...)
How we #bootstrapped an #apparel business while working as programmers full-time
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Entering an industry with zero experienceOur first attempts at product photography and the images we launched with. We call it “Ghost Shirts” ?The idea to make a dress shirt that looks sharp but requires little no care at all, immediately resonated with me, as soon as Marin, my co-founder and ex-high school classmate, mentioned it on Google Hangouts.He was on a trip back to our home country of Bulgaria when it all started making sense to us. We started thinking about ways we can leverage the expertise and traditions the country has in tailoring and commit to seeing this idea through. We saw a great opportunity to combine affordable production costs, great quality and a way to give back and reconnect to our roots.A few months back we heard an advertisement on a popular US podcast, about a (...)
How to build your #mvp without a technical co-founder and without code
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How many times have you had an idea for a startup, but stopped yourself from actually doing it because you had no technical co-founder and didn’t have the skills to build it yourself? I know, a lot of us have been there.The great news is you no longer need to have technical skills, or a technical co-founder to build your product. In this article, I will walk you through the process of building an MVP without writing a single line of code.What’s an MVP?Let’s put first things first — “MVP” is short for “Minimum Viable Product”. The concept of building and quickly testing the first version of your product is at the heart of the Lean Startup movement, started by Steve Blank and Eric Ries.Lean Startup revolutionized the manner and speed at which entrepreneurs launch their startups (no longer does one (...)
#lean-startup #bootstrapping #bootstrapped-startup #mvp-without-code
How We #bootstrapped Our No-Code Web Development #startup to a Team of 20 in 2 Years
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TL;DRThis article is about how we bootstrapped Zeroqode in an absolutely new niche of No-Code web development. Using DIYs, wide community support, super efficient and affordable marketing we built our development shop from 3 people into a company of 20. The article tells how we are running 2 parallel brands of No-Code Services and No-Code Products. How we became global leaders in the no-code web development niche in less than 2 years, and what we learned along the way.BackgroundFrom the age of 21 until 32 I was running multiple businesses, most of which were offline. At 32, I decided to take one year off, which in fact stretched over a few years. During this time I spent most of my energy on self growth and oriental practices, after which I decided it was time for me to do something (...)
Why quitting my job was the best thing ever?
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Trying to find my callingIts been 7 months since I quit my 9–5 desk job and I wanted to share why it’s the best thing I have ever done. I will summarise this short time of the long-awaited journey in 4 simple sections which will give a small insight into why, when and how my mircrostartup-phase-nomad-life has panned out.I have been coding and building products at Practo for the past 4 years. From writing the first version of doctor search, conceiving a new vertical, online consultation with doctors, to taking care of the core product of Practo, doctor search. I have been an Android developer, a Team lead, an Engineering Manager and a Product Manager. Yes, that’s a lot, I know but I loved doing everything that was creative enough ?. So without further adieu, I will jump right in from the (...)
#bootstrapping #entrepreneurship #digital-nomads #cryptocurrency #microstartup
The 100x Engineer, and 50 #bootstrapped Big Companies
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Manifold is the marketplace for independent developer services. Deliver tools and services to applications in a single, simple and elegant way. Use the code HACKERNOON2018 to receive $10 of credit on Manifold.TGIF.This week the top story is: “The Effective #tech Lead is a 100x Engineer” by Leonard Souza.The Lead disposes of all wasteful “work” and vastly accelerates productivity for the work that matters, and returns to their team the option to enjoy work life harmony. Such is the boon for those paired with the effective Tech Lead. The fortunate engineers who reside under the tutelage of these Tech Leads find their own powers magnified 10-fold.Unsure if this is true, but leadership definitely has exponential effects — for better or worse. Also join the discussion on Hacker News.Onto the rest (...)
Why CSS Grid is better than Bootstrap for creating layouts
▻https://hackernoon.com/how-css-grid-beats-bootstrap-85d5881cf163
#Bootstrap_clevermarks_CSS_Grid_layout
GitHub - flatlogic/awesome-bootstrap-checkbox : Font Awesome Bootstrap Checkboxes & Radios. Pure css way to make inputs look prettier.
▻https://github.com/flatlogic/awesome-bootstrap-checkbox
Font-awesome + bootstrap 3 (4 en beta) pour styler radios et checkbox sans javascript
La démo : ▻http://flatlogic.github.io/awesome-bootstrap-checkbox/demo
CSS Grid Layout arrive, préparez-vous ! – La Tête dans le Flux
▻https://blog.goetter.fr/2016/11/30/css-grid-layout-arrive-preparez-vous/comment-page-1/#comment-616
En résumé :
Grid Layout est un module de positionnement parfait pour construire ses templates et ses grilles, bref l’architecture globale de la page
Flexbox est parfait pour les composants qui constituent l’intérieur de nos gabarits : navigations, sliders, fiches produits, etc.
L’idée serait de pouvoir se passer de bootstrap pour gérer les grilles dans les pages HTML...
Voir aussi :
– comparatif de toutes les possibilités pour des grilles en CSS : float, inline-block, table-cell, columns, flexbox, grid ▻https://blog.goetter.fr/2014/10/27/le-point-sur-les-grilles-en-css
Grid layout :
– le positionnement par grid layout : ▻http://www.alsacreations.com/article/lire/1388-css3-grid-layout.html
– le site de référence pour grid layout, page des exemples : ►http://gridbyexample.com/examples
– des exemples avancés d’utilisation de grid layout : ▻https://blog.goetter.fr/2016/01/02/grid-layout-vers-la-grille-parfaite
– une sélection de références par le gourou d’Alsacréation : ▻https://www.alsacreations.com/astuce/lire/1739-CSS-Grid-Layout-les-ressources-indispensables-pour-apprendre.htm
– plein d’exemples de layout basés sur grid : ►https://gridbyexample.com/examples
– l’outil de développement de Firefox spécialisé pour l’inspection des grilles : ►https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/developer/css-grid
Flexbox :
– revue exhaustive des caractéristiques de flex : ▻https://chriswrightdesign.com/experiments/flexbox-adventures
– une présentation complète et progressive de flexbox : ▻https://la-cascade.io/flexbox-guide-complet
– exploration des possibilités de CSS flexbox (flex, flex-item, order...) : ►http://www.alsacreations.com/tuto/lire/1493-css3-flexbox-layout-module.html
– un générateur de code pour les propriétés flex : ▻http://the-echoplex.net/flexyboxes
– des exemples de grilles en flex : ►https://philipwalton.github.io/solved-by-flexbox
Et pour la norme :
– Flexible box : ▻https://www.w3.org/TR/css-flexbox-1
– Grid layout : ▻https://www.w3.org/TR/css-grid-1
#css, #flex, #flexbox, #grid, #grid_layout, #grille #bootstrap
Passage à #Spip 3.1 sur 4 vieux sites (pour me faire la main).
Aucun problème rencontré du coté du nouveau noyau.
Par contre, quelques difficultés (résolues) rencontrées du coté du plugin #Bootstrap (qui n’était pas à jour).
La grille du squelette semble avoir changé. Penser à sauvegarder les anciennes feuilles de styles du plugin avant la MAJ.
J’ai rencontré des problèmes liés à la mise à jour du plugin LESS dont les versions récentes étaient moins tolérantes aux syntaxes approximatives mais pas sur la grille. Quel est le problème précisément ?
Une grille legèrement plus grande et quelques styles qui n’étaient pas les mêmes. J’ai copier l’intégralité des styles des sous-repertoires bootstrap et bootstrap2spip dans mon dossier squelettes (sans chercher à comprendre, j’avoue...)
Prenez en main #bootstrap
▻https://openclassrooms.com/courses/prenez-en-main-bootstrap
Un #cours complet pour la #prise_en_main de bootstrap (v3)
#jquery #bootstrap-style Dropdowns
▻http://labs.abeautifulsite.net/jquery-dropdown
un plugin jquery pour remplacer le dépliage des menus par le script #dropdown de bootstrap
Hacker #bootstrap Theme
▻http://brobin.github.io/hacker-bootstrap/#
un #thème bootstrap dans le style « terminal »