Best Greetings

[cityzen 1]

Hello,I always dreamed to work with internet technologies, and I think this is the perfect place to start. I do really like the philosophy of this site, as to get free hosting by the quality of your shares, helping and accepting to to be helped by others makes it a perfect professional school. The effort is worthy.See you arround, cheers,Cityzen

[rpgsearcherz 5]

Hey, welcome to the site! There's definitely a lot to learn here with regards to various Internet-related topics, as well as offline ones as well. Hope you enjoy your time here, and if you have any questions feel free to ask, .

[cityzen 1]

Thank you very much Rgp, I already tried some very useful tips. I just decided to publish one short tutorial per week, as the best way to improve knowledge & knowhow it to submit it to enlightened and constructive critics. I hope you'll enjoy it,

[jlhaslip 4]

Welcome to the site.Glad to have another "coder" around.Looking forward to reading your Tutorials.Enjoy your time here and as per above, ask questions any time.

[cityzen 1]

Thank you very much for your nice welcome messages, I just posted my first tutorial about Virtual Hosts as test environment, It was tricky to do it short, I hope it's clear enough and understandable. Cheers. Edited September 28, 2012 by cityzen (see edit history)

[rpgsearcherz 5]

Thank you very much for your nice welcome messages, I just posted my first tutorial about Virtual Hosts as test environment, It was tricky to do it short, I hope it's clear enough and understandable. Cheers.

 

Hey, it was good, . Thanks for it, and more tutorials are always welcome. They also benefit the writer in that you help yourself remember things a lot better by teaching others.

[velma 6]

Cityzen,

I hope I am not too late Welcome to the forums, it is great that you are liking the vibe and we here are looking forward to your contributions. I really liked your topic about virtual hosts and hope that you'll submit more topics like that one.

Maybe you can start off by telling us what you like best about the internet technologies... And if you have not yet signed up at Xisto - Support, you should as you are eligible for mycent earnings.

This topic should answer any questions you might have but you can always ask any of the members your questions

[k_nitin_r 8]

Hi Cityzen!it's good to have you join us here in the forums. There are a lot of Internet technologies around, from Oracle's/Sun's Java Server Pages to PHP and even Microsoft's Active Server Pages.NET. Then again, there are web crawlers that are not web applications per se, but they download web pages off the Internet so that you can index them and make them searchable with an indexer. There are also Really Simple Syndications news readers, which are desktop or mobile applications that pick up the articles off websites in Extended Markup Language (XML) format. Pretty much every major newspaper website provides content in XML format, including BBC and CNN, so you can actually provide a news reader!Then again, at the networking level, there are routers, firewalls, and proxy servers which again are Internet technologies so there is a vast vast ocean for you to conquer! :-)There are several web hosting plans and even if you subscribe to the basic plan, you will be able to do lots with it. You can host about half a dozen domains with it, use close to a dozen MySQL databases (and PostgreSQL databases too?), and even setup e-mail forwarding so you can get an e-mail address with your domain name in it. It explains why a lot of people stick to Xisto and haven't gone elsewhere in the pursuit of web hosting. Besides, where else do you find web hosting that is completely free?

[cityzen 1]

Hey, it was good, . Thanks for it, and more tutorials are always welcome. They also benefit the writer in that you help yourself remember things a lot better by teaching others.

Thank you Rgp,
In french we use to say that 'explaining is learning twice'. When I was accountant, I needed consultants to develop some management systems, I could see that most brilliants ones use to be open minded and share easily their knowledge, while the weak ones overprotected it like the philosophal stone. finally I had to do it my self.
I'm trying to write some new tutorials, but you know how important is planing to make it easier and write them well and in a regular basis.
I'm one week late, but I'll keep my word, one per week,

Cityzen,
I hope I am not too late Welcome to the forums, it is great that you are liking the vibe and we here are looking forward to your contributions. I really liked your topic about virtual hosts and hope that you'll submit more topics like that one.

Maybe you can start off by telling us what you like best about the internet technologies... And if you have not yet signed up at Xisto - Support, you should as you are eligible for mycent earnings.

This topic should answer any questions you might have but you can always ask any of the members your questions

[cityzen 1]

Cityzen,
I hope I am not too late Welcome to the forums, it is great that you are liking the vibe and we here are looking forward to your contributions. I really liked your topic about virtual hosts and hope that you'll submit more topics like that one.

Maybe you can start off by telling us what you like best about the internet technologies... And if you have not yet signed up at Xisto - Support, you should as you are eligible for mycent earnings.

This topic should answer any questions you might have but you can always ask any of the members your questions

Thank you very much Velma,
I just signed up to Xisto - Support, I didn't know it was necessary, but now it seems obvious .
To answer to your question, I'm curious about almost everything in web technologies. New trends like social websites, the always rising technologies like Flash and actionScript, the server side management with php, apache and mysql, web marketing, design, semantics, the new web constraints with mobile supports, and also remote management with visual basic, etc... it's huge and exiting to combine all of them, whatever is possible, imagination is the only limit.
I'm actually thinking about some small projects that makes life easier when you have strong requirements and use technologies in a very eclectic way (taking the best stuffs of each one). Small projects, but quite a challenge.

Thanks again, Velma, for reminding me to sign up in xisto, cheers

[cityzen 1]

Hi Cityzen!
it's good to have you join us here in the forums. There are a lot of Internet technologies around, from Oracle's/Sun's Java Server Pages to PHP and even Microsoft's Active Server Pages.NET. Then again, there are web crawlers that are not web applications per se, but they download web pages off the Internet so that you can index them and make them searchable with an indexer. There are also Really Simple Syndications news readers, which are desktop or mobile applications that pick up the articles off websites in Extended Markup Language (XML) format. Pretty much every major newspaper website provides content in XML format, including BBC and CNN, so you can actually provide a news reader!

Then again, at the networking level, there are routers, firewalls, and proxy servers which again are Internet technologies so there is a vast vast ocean for you to conquer! :-)

There are several web hosting plans and even if you subscribe to the basic plan, you will be able to do lots with it. You can host about half a dozen domains with it, use close to a dozen MySQL databases (and PostgreSQL databases too?), and even setup e-mail forwarding so you can get an e-mail address with your domain name in it. It explains why a lot of people stick to Xisto and haven't gone elsewhere in the pursuit of web hosting. Besides, where else do you find web hosting that is completely free?

Hi Nitin,
No doubt, your support and hosting services are really excellent.
I'm also interested in full flash development and make some 'rich internet applications', and of course xml seems essential to do that.
Before knowing your existence I tried another web hosting, to test some things like installing a secured connection and share flash presentations in facebook pages, it worked well and I was satisfied in spite of the slowness, until I saw that they added some hidden links to viagras websites in my page, it's scarring to think what else they could be able to do...However, let's say that it was a bad dream, and that I finally found a safe and reliable place to develop nice things in company of great people.
Thank you very much, Nitin, for your suggestions, data syndication sounds good. Cheers, see you soon around
Edited October 12, 2012 by cityzen (see edit history)