The W3C navigation timing API which makes available lots of lovely page performance metrics. The API has been implemented in Chrome 6, Firefox 7 and Internet Explorer 9 (and all subsequent versions of course). It’s even made it into the Android browser for Ice Cream Sandwich.
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At the end of March 2012, Facebook rolled out the Timeline to all business pages. You’ll obviously want to make sure you get the design of your cover photo exactly right so that you make optimal use of the space available, as well as making sure you don’t break the rules.
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For The Beantin Index that I launched earlier this week, there are posts that contain ratings and then there are blog posts. The main focus of the site are the ratings, so I didn’t want blog posts appearing on the home page, and I wanted two separate RSS feeds.
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Google has rushed the implementation of Google+ Business Pages without thinking through how pages are too be owned and managed over time.
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I’ve been storing my backups “in the cloud” for a number of years now. For the past 3 or so years I’ve been using Amazon S3 and various linux-based solutions to store my backups of absolutely can’t afford to lose things.
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I’d love to see the research and testing that went into Facebook’s latest changes to the news feed. I’m making the presumption here that they *have* researched and *have* tested it before launch.
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