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What is a Programming Language?

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Posted in CSS, HTML, Java, Javascript, Languages, Markup, PHP, Programming, Ruby, Web, XML on May 13, 2013 by David Conway Jr..
 
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As you can probably tell, I’ve been out of the loop for a while. I haven’t been feeling up to doing much in the past few weeks other than work and some gaming. This is an article I’ve been meaning to get to for some time: actual discussion of programming languages. This website is a [...]

 
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Maintaining a Professional Portfolio

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Posted in Programming, Site News, Social Media, Tips, Web on April 15, 2013 by David Conway Jr..
 
David Conway on Behance

So, yesterday I finally went in and filled out my portfolio on Behance. This is something I’ve been putting off a long time, so I knew I had to get it done. There’s a lot, lot more sites I’ve developed and worked on than just those ones, but I primarily put the ones that I [...]

 
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HTML5 Game Basics

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Posted in HTML, Javascript, Languages, Markup, Programming, Web on April 8, 2013 by David Conway Jr..
 
My First HTML5 Game

HTML5 has been around for a little while now, and since then there’s been a surge in the development of HTML5-based games. There’s even an entire website devoted entirely to HTML5 game development. My interest in HTML5 primarily stems from the fact that Runescape, a browser-based MMORPG that I enjoy playing is getting its own [...]

 
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Building a WP Site: SEO

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Posted in CMS, HTML, Markup, SEO, Web, Wordpress on April 6, 2013 by David Conway Jr..
 
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So, its time for the final article in this series, and throughout this I have discovered something: blogging and keeping up with it is harder than it appears. SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. SEO refers to adding the correct copy (your site text/content), markup, layout, and other things to get your website to rank [...]

 
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Building a WP Site: Sharing

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Posted in CMS, CSS, HTML, Markup, SEO, Social Media, Web, Wordpress on March 31, 2013 by David Conway Jr..
 
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Sharing is good, isn’t? Sharing is great, especially when its a way to help improve your visibility. After you’ve setup your blog, created your theme, and chosen the plugins you need, the next step is to share it with others, of course! I mentioned this in a previous post, but I’m going to go in [...]

 
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Building a WP Site: Plugins

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Posted in CMS, Web, Wordpress on March 31, 2013 by David Conway Jr..
 
Wordpress Plugins Directory

After you setup your site and choose your theme, the next step is choosing the right plugins. I’ve got a number of plugins I pretty much always install the instant I create a new wordpress website. Its notable, though, that the plugins you should install will vary based on the theme you choose. As per [...]

 
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Building a WP Site: Theming

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Posted in CMS, CSS, HTML, Markup, Web, Wordpress on March 29, 2013 by David Conway Jr..
 
Wordrpess Themes Directory

Continuing off from my previous post, I’m now going to discuss one of the most important parts of building a WordPress site: your theme. By default, WordPress has its own built-in themes that can be utilized. TwentyTwelve is the current one, but in the past they’ve also released TwentyEleven and TwentyTen, both of which are [...]

 
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Building a WP Site: Setup

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Posted in CMS, SEO, Usability, Web, Wordpress on March 26, 2013 by David Conway Jr..
 
New Wordpress Site

Now I’m going to begin my first article series. My primary job at this point in time revolves around building WordPress sites. In many cases I merely just go into existing sites, update them, add blog posts, install plugins and update SEO settings. Primarily, though, my clients want me to do the things they can’t; [...]

 
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Advertising Yourself With Social Media

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Posted in CSS, Markup, Social Media, Web on March 21, 2013 by David Conway Jr..
 
jrConway Facebook Page

As I put together the finishing touches on this awesome Theme Options settings to automatically add social media sharing buttons and icons to my website theme, I’m also thinking about how I can advertise myself better. I certainly haven’t been doing a good job of keeping this blog updated, but I’m going to try and [...]

 
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Why Captcha Rules (No, Seriously, Why?!)

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Posted in Usability, Web on March 2, 2013 by David Conway Jr..
 
Houston, I think we may have a problem.

Any good blog needs the ability for users to be able to discuss articles made on it in the comments. Of course, most websites also have some sort of Contact form. This varies from site to site, but usually is provided for the product or service that the website is selling. Other forms include opt-in [...]

 
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