xampp for windows XAMPP for Windows 8.0.28, 8.1.17 & 8.2.4 Includes: Apache 2.4.56, MariaDB 10.4.28, PHP 8.0.28, phpMyAdmin 5.2.1, OpenSSL 1.1.1t, XAMPP Control Panel 3.2.4, Webalizer 2.23-04, Mercury Mail Transport System 4.63, FileZilla FTP Server 0.9.41, Tomcat 8.5.87 (with mod_proxy_ajp as connector), Strawberry Perl 5.32.1.1 Portable Includes: Apache 2.4.56, MariaDB 10.4.28, PHP 8.1.17, phpMyAdmin 5.2.1, OpenSSL 1.1.1t, XAMPP Control Panel 3.2.4, Webalizer 2.23-04, Mercury Mail Transport System 4.63, FileZilla FTP Server 0.9.41, Tomcat 8.5.87 (with mod_proxy_ajp as connector), Strawberry Perl 5.32.1.1 Portable Includes: Apache 2.4.56, MariaDB 10.4.28, PHP 8.2.4, phpMyAdmin 5.2.1, OpenSSL 1.1.1t, XAMPP Control Panel 3.2.4, Webalizer 2.23-04, Mercury Mail Transport System 4.63, FileZilla FTP Server 0.9.41, Tomcat 8.5.87 (with mod_proxy_ajp as connector), Strawberry Perl 5.32.1.1 Portable Windows 2008, 2012, Vista, 7, 8 (Important: XP or 2003 not supported) Windows XP or 2003 are not supported.
The Anatomy of a Perfect Facebook Post to Maximize Reach & Clicks You post to your Facebook page, hoping you’ve hit upon something that works. How great would it be know that the post you just published had the best chance of maximizing clicks, likes, and comments. Facebook posts especially—given the dramatic dip in reach—can feel like a mystery. How do you create the perfect Facebook post? I went looking for answers and came across a heap of best practices and examples of what goes into a perfect Facebook post. The Anatomy of a Perfect Facebook Post Right off the top, here’s what I found as the five ingredients that go into a perfect Facebook post. A perfect Facebook post: is a linkis brief—40 characters or fewer, if you can swing itgets published at non-peak timesfollows other posts on a regular scheduletimely and newsworthy Several Facebook pages have found great success with this particular style of post. Of course, as with all of the best practices mentioned below, you can take them as a jumping off point to your own experiments and tests. 1. 2. 3.
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10 Useful Chrome Extensions You May Not Have Tried I’m a huge fan of adding functionality to my browser, and we’ve featured some great extensions to supercharge Chrome in the past. Here are a few more that you might not have heard of, but are certainly worth a try. Jot If you’re constantly working in your browser, Jot is the best to-do list you could ask for: just open a new tab and add tasks or even quick notes to refer to later. Large fonts and beautiful background images of landscapes make it easy on the eye too. ➤ Jot DF YouTube Sure there are other extensions for the job, but DF YouTube, spotted by our own Owen Williams, does a great job of simply hiding all the clutter around YouTube videos for a distraction-free experience. ➤ DF YouTube (free) VisualPing This clever extension will email you when your favorite site is updated. You get 250 credits (each good for one update alert) for free and VisualPing checks sites once every hour for minute changes. ➤ VisualPing UpTo ➤ UpTo Tab Snooze Too many tabs cluttering up your browser? ➤ Tab Snooze
» Can Web 2.0 be adapted to the enterprise? | Enterprise Web 2.0 Last week I had the distinct honor of listening to Harvard Business School's Andrew McAfee speak on Enterprise 2.0 at The New New Internet in Northern Virginia. I've written several times here about McAfee's thoughts and work about the use of freeform, emergent, social software to enable ad hoc collaboration. McAfee's work essentially applies and combines many of the key Web 2.0 concepts of social software, user generated content, and discoverability via search to the workplace. And given the efficacy of these things out on the Web, a number of companies have begun to seriously consider his ideas. But getting back to the McAfee's talk, his keynote was the closing speech at the end of the event and turned out to be one of the highlights of the day. Key to this discussion is that unlike the Web, users tend to have very few software options in the enterprise and are usually prescribed the tools to use to get their work done.
Designing for the Web: A book by Mark Boulton Main Page ¿Joomla Vs. Wordpress? (1ª parte) — Darío Ferrer M e gusta WordPress porque con éste hago lo que quiero. Lo moldeo, construyo, destruyo, reconstruyo y aún sigue ahí, riendo y diciéndome “bah, eso es todo lo que tienes? ¡vamos niñita, pégame con todo!” . Mi abuela dice: “Si las tecnologías se convierten en una jaqueca, pues ríete de ellas, úsalas como esclavas, doblégalas a tu parecer, llévalas al límite. “Soy fanático de…” Permítete ser fan de The Matrix, Pink Floyd o los Tigres de Aragua, pero no de tecnología alguna (y menos de un CMS). Quién escribe esto Antes de entrar en tema, quizás resulte oportuno mencionar un par de datos sobre quien se encuentra martirizando las teclas en este preciso instante. En cuanto a WordPress, reconozco que todavía no he conquistado el nivel de dominio que llegué a poseer con Joomla, aunque -basándome en lo aprendido hasta el momento- me siento optimista sobre lo que aún está por transcurrir. Joomla: estrictamente orientado al usuario común. WordPress: orientado al usuario y al desarrollador web ¡Ah!