Getting started with Flattr
Flattr is reminiscent of Digg or perhaps Facebook Like buttons – but this time with real money. Here I give an introduction to what it is and how to use it, both as a web site owner and a user.
Converting from Blogger to WordPress
- Allot of hard work
- Leaving the old familiar Blogger tool
- Learning WordPress
- Trying to convert my old Feedburner readers to my new domain
- Making the shift without too much traffic loss
Luckily most of my traffic are from referring sites, so I guess with a little work and a couple of emails, I could redirect much of the traffic over to ISerialized.com. Beyond the statistical facts, what are my lessons learned from these last couple of days?!
Closing in on 20 000 reader on my article at CodeProject!!!
Back in 2006 when I started working with .Net, I posted an article at The Code Project, where I wrote about Sending parameters at thread startup. My competence with .Net has grown rapidly since then, but I check back today to check my profile at The Code Project, and realized that my article was read 20 000 times!
Adding C# and ASP.Net to Blogger (Part 2)
In one of my earlier posts I recommended using Windows Live Writer and the "Paste from Visual Studio" plugin to add code to your blog. But two days of struggling with layout I gave up, and stumbled upon the C# code formatter which is very easy to use!
Adding C# and ASP.Net code to WordPress
In the case of WordPress, adding C#, ASP.Net and similar code is very simple. Just use the sourcode tag in the following way (discard the underscores):
Adding C# and ASP.Net code to Blogger
Many developers ask, how can I paste C# code in my blog? I have looked into several ways of doing this, my verdict: Use Windows Live Writer!
