A lot of people using PHP have used the basic MySQL functions with much happiness and joy, but have always had a nagging curiosity to what MySQLi was.  Well, I’ll teach you all about it in this tutorial. (Note: It’s highly recommended you are familiar with Object Oriented PHP before you begin this [...]

There has been a long-going argument among SEO-ers: What’s the proper use of heading tags for a logo? Some people think that the logo should always be encased in an <h1> tag. Others think that the logo should not be in heading 1 tags, but rather <h1> should state the title of the page. In this post, I’ll state the arguments for both sides, along with some surprising evidence from Google, so we can find the winner.

So you want to be good at SEO? Well, to do that you need to think and see like a search engines. Sounds easy? It’s not. Search engines are complex pieces of software consisting of algorithm after algorithm, and I doubt even the programmers at Google know every secret of the vast maze of code and data that so many of us take for granted. But with this guide, I’ll simplify intricacies of the search engine into a few steps that will turn SE-No to SEO! (Forgive me for the shameful cheeseyness.)

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