How do our favorite tech companies make money? Download the State of the Startup report! As a part of TechSparks 2012, YourStory.in conducted in-depth research among startups and entrepreneurs across the country to understand the state of the startups.
We collected responses from over 400 startups across all the cities where TechSparks roundtables were held, and tried to understand how they are doing, what their biggest challenges are and what opportunities are in front of them. The goal behind report is to understand what Indian tech/product startups are doing, how they perceive the opportunities and challenges in front of them, and what they are investing in.
We asked startups what their current investment strategy was, and if they were looking for funding. A majority of the startups were looking for investments. Roughly 2/3rd of the companies were looking for an investment, with 41.5% of startups looking for investment at the Angel stage. We collated the responses and crunched the data with the help of FORMCEPT, and have created this 17-page report. The SPAN and DIV HTML Tags. The SPAN and DIV HTML tags are very useful for use with Cascading Style Sheets.
Many beginners use the two elements in a similar fashion, but they serve different purposes. Learn how to use these two elements effectively in your web pages. The DIV Element The DIV element defines logical divisions on your web page. It acts a lot like a P element, by placing newlines or carriage returns before and after the division. Using the DIV Tag To use the DIV element, surround the area of your page that you want as a separate division with the <div> and </div> tags: <div> <p>contents of div</p></div> If the area is unique on the page, you can add an id, e.g. The Best PHP Framework « David Connelly's Blog. HEY YOU! IT’S 2013 AND THE ARTICLE BELOW IS OUT OF DATE! IF YOU WANT TO FIND OUT WHAT THE BEST PHP FRAMEWORK IS FOR 2013, THEN I ENCOURAGE TO YOU CHECK OUT THIS RECENT BROADCAST FROM MY WEBSITE AT Cheers!
– David roof repairs watford Just in case you haven’t noticed, the PHP community is now split in two – on the one hand we have developers who use normal “out of the box” PHP and on the other hand we have developers who use frameworks. A good PHP framework should improve security, make websites easier to upgrade and should also dramatically reduce the time it takes you to build websites and web applications. The big question that a lot of developers are asking these days is, “What is the best PHP framework?” Well, that’s a question that’s virtually impossible to answer for two reasons. Never the less, I thought I’d throw my oar in and offer a few thoughts of my own. 5th Place : CakePHP If you look at the statistics, CakePHP is one of the slowest PHP frameworks out there. 3rd Place : Zend.
Which Programming Language to Learn – Web Programming. Today we’re going to take a look at the various web programming languages that power the Internet.
This is the fourth part in a beginners programming series. In part 1, we learnt the basic of variables and datatypes. In part 2, we moved onto functions and control structures. In part 3, we had a look at some of the numerous software programming languages. Like last time, I’ve included screenshots of what typical code in the language looks like, which I believe is a good at-a-glance indicator of whether you’re going to be comfortable programming it or not. PHP is the undisputed king of server-side languages in use on the Internet today – running on 75% of all web servers – and is the power behind WordPress, Wikipedia, and even the user-facing part of Facebook. As a server side language, the code is processed before it reaches the user’s browser, so all they see is the final page and none of the original PHP code.
MySQL Javascript It’s worth mentioning JQuery at this point too. Perl Ruby Python.