You’ve probably been hearing a lot about HTML5 lately, but do you know what it actually is? How does it work and what’s the difference between HTML5 and HTML4? Check out this cool graphic that walks you through the whole architecture.
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Write for 10 Minutes About Anything
Recently, I ran into a cool website called Write for Ten. It’s a project with one rule: write for 10 minutes about anything. Apparently, this helps develop a habit for writing, helps put ideas into words and helps you avoid procrastinating! Check it out!
Prezi – An Intuitive Alternative to PowerPoint
Those geeks tired of PowerPoint might want to try Prezi, an online tool which allows you to create intuitive presentations in a way similar to Mind Mapping. The service is very easy to use and you have both payed and free plans. The free one ads only a small, discrete watermark to your presentations, so you might want to give it a try.
The Wayback Machine Shows Your Favorite Website’s History
In this case, Mozilla.org from December 1998. The web has been archived so check out Microsoft and Apple from the mid-90’s, Worldcom, Enron, Bear Stearns before and after it hit the fan.
How to add Twitter List updates to your website
Twitter Lists are pretty cool. It helps you collectively keep an eye on a bunch of related Twitter users based on topic, profession, expertise…you name it. If you think that updates from a related Twitter List would add value to your website visitors you can now add Twitter List Widget to your website and have the updates from those lists automatically updated on your website. It is very simple to install and it only takes a few simple steps to customize.
See how easy it is to add a Twitter List Widget to your website.