Creating a Web Apps or Application Development from scratch Seriously, I'm not a web developer. It’s been few years back when I decided I was finally going to build a web site I'd been fantasizing about for ages, I started from scratch totally. Here are some basic tips for starters in web development. It’s more about how to make something you love in your spare time, something you can work on hours and still enjoy. 1. A good Idea Actually, rather than simply a nice looking idea, what you seriously need is an idea that you're passionate about. 2. It's not rocket science; if you don't set apart time to tackle your project, you'll never able to get anything done. 3. Once you finally committed yourself to a goal, you need to choose the tools for the job. You'll eventually need to pick out even more tools the further you get in the process of something like this, but you don't need to know them at the start. 4. After you figure out some of the basics, it is time to buy some proper books and get serious about learning.
The Web Is Dead. Long Live the Internet | Wired Magazine Two decades after its birth, the World Wide Web is in decline, as simpler, sleeker services — think apps — are less about the searching and more about the getting. Chris Anderson explains how this new paradigm reflects the inevitable course of capitalism. And Michael Wolff explains why the new breed of media titan is forsaking the Web for more promising (and profitable) pastures. Who’s to Blame: Us As much as we love the open, unfettered Web, we’re abandoning it for simpler, sleeker services that just work. by Chris Anderson You wake up and check your email on your bedside iPad — that’s one app. You’ve spent the day on the Internet — but not on the Web. This is not a trivial distinction. A decade ago, the ascent of the Web browser as the center of the computing world appeared inevitable. But there has always been an alternative path, one that saw the Web as a worthy tool but not the whole toolkit. “Sure, we’ll always have Web pages. Who’s to Blame: Them Chaos isn’t a business model.
Build your own web or mobile apps with cloud based tool Living in the age of the web, it has become essential to create applications for the web and mobile platforms. For developing the best apps, you need the best tools. Below are some of the best databases on the cloud, tools to help developers in the process of constructing excellent apps. 1. This platform is based on cloud computing jQuery, hybrid Mobile, Mobile applications and hybrid App Builder. 2. If you are looking for a mobile app builder to create gorgeous mobile applications for free, then get this tool. 3. These days, a number of companies are looking for broad data solutions. 4. It is a great tool, which has HTML5 with jQuery Mobile. 5. Keen IO is the best example of a modern application without having modern analytics. #webapps #mobileapps #applicationdevelopment #appdeveloper #mobileappdeveloper #webdeveloper #cloudbasedapps
6 Tools to Build a Mobile App on the Cheap Pieces of Bad Advice You Should Ignore for Your Mobile App to Succeed Mobile app development advice is plentiful. However, not all of that advice is good. In fact, much of it is bad. According to Shreyes Kejariwal, the following 10 pieces of advice should be ignored if you want your business app to succeed. 1. Always Use Best Practices While there are many guidelines available for developing a mobile app and it might seem wise to adhere to these guidelines or best practices, if you follow the general trend, you risk developing an app that is just like everyone else’s. 2. Conducting market research prior to developing your app might leave you with few answers and more questions. 3. Creating a business plan is important when getting a new business off the ground, but it is not necessary for developing an app. 4. Many “experts” recommend creating an app that is immediately available on both iOS or Android smartphones and tablets. 5. 6. You could charge users to download your business app but that will deter a lot of potential customers. 7. 8. 9. 10.
ORM | How mobile is changing retail There's so much talk about the re-invention of retail at the moment, with buzzwords galore – omnichannel, multichannel, showrooming, m-payments, NFC, bricks, clicks, the list goes on…at ORM we thought we'd share our thoughts on what's happening. Technology and devices are forcing an unprecedented ground-up transformation in retail. When we say the ground up, we do mean that. Large developers and Landlords are re-evaluating their approach to stores, choosing to build new types of retail environment, to encourage forward thinking tenants. The physical layout of stores is changing – a research from CBRE shows that 60% of retailers expect that their multichannel strategy will lead to more, rather than less shop space, while most of those questioned said that investment in new, and transforming existing stores, was their priority over the next two years. How consumers choose to shop is changing, with a multitude of ways to purchase. Make sure your emails are mobile optimised too.
15 Ways to Reward Repeat Visitors on Your Ecommerce Website Your customers are gold and any repeat visitors to your ecommerce website are even more valuable. You want them to keep coming back, and according to Shreyes Kejariwal, CEO of Keyideas, the way to do this is by rewarding them for their loyalty. Here are 15 ways to reward repeat visitors on your ecommerce site: Offer free shipping! Communicate with your repeat visitors on a regular basis. Mary Meeker: Mobile Internet Will Soon Overtake Fixed Internet Mary Meeker of Morgan Stanley isn’t just any Internet analyst. She was covering the sector when the brokerage firm was the lead underwriter for Netscape Communications’ initial public offering in 1995, was dubbed the “Queen of the Net” by Barron’s magazine in 1998 and was covering the space in 2004, when Morgan Stanley helped launch the Google IPO. Now a managing director at Morgan Stanley and head of the global technology research team, she has released her latest massively detailed “State of the Internet” report, which she has been putting out periodically since 1995. She presented the report during an event this afternoon at Google, which was streamed live as part of the Events@Google series (the presentation is embedded below). And what does Meeker see in her crystal ball this year? The Morgan Stanley analyst says that the world is currently in the midst of the fifth major technology cycle of the past half a century. * Personalization -– more important on mobiles than desktops
Why is Blogging Critical for your Online eCommerce Website Success? Blogging is critical especially for e-commerce sites. Not only does it increase your store’s lead generation, it also ensures that you are building your customer base. Adding a blog can bring a lot of benefits for your site; however, most store owners would put up a blog page but not utilize this to grow their business. Here are some reasons why a blog can help your brand to succeed. Exposure A blog is the best way for websites to increase recognition of their brand. Increase Customer Base A blog is one way to get in touch with your customers especially if you are halfway across the globe and physical interaction is impossible. Once a blog is up and running, it is essential that blog owners should be consistent with their posting. #eCommerce #onlineshopping #eCommerceportal #onlineshop #onlinestore #eCommercewebsite #blogging
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