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Interview with a Digg.com Software Engineer Kurt Wilms view story

I got an interview with one of the software engineers at Digg, Kurt Wilms. A Computer Science major from The University of Minnesota, Kurt is a very intelligent software engineer and provides some insight into the Digg lifestyle. What it’s like on a day to day basis, what it’s like to design applications for Digg, and a whole lot more. Any other fans of Digg will know exactly what I’m talking about when I say I’m very excited to have this interview, and I hope you all enjoy it as well.

Interview with Blog2Life: Blogging Tips, Tricks, and Secrets!view story

Interview with the creator of Blog2Life, Jamie Carter. He discusses how he approaches blogging and internet marketing, and how he plans to help and educate others through his blog.

Websites like Digg view story

Digg is a star, and there are lots of other websites like Digg, which follow the same principle and so they can be called “the followers” or “websites like Digg“. Here they are, the most important one, Mixx, Reddit, Kirtsy, Buzz Up!, Mr Wong, and less familiar...

5 Useful Digg-Like Web Design Sites view story

here is a collection of 5 awesome digg styled website design sites (including Webmaster Clip!)

16 Different Clones You Can Build with Drupal view story

Drupal is the most powerful CMS in the earth,because it has unique flexbile core.You may build almost all of types of website based on Drupal. Here is a list of 16 different clones you can build with Drupal.

Is the New DiggBar Pure Evil?view story

Digg lunched Diggbar on 2/April,although Digg says the Diggbar brings better browsing experience to you,many Diggers think the Diggbar is evil.In this article ,the author listed 3 main reasons to show why many Diggers think the Diggbar is pure evil.

defeat Digg Bar in one line!view story

Are you boring for the Diggbar? actually,you can just use one javascript line to block it.

Most Wanted Ajax Techniques: 50+ Examples and Tutorials view story

Web applications have made huge leaps and bounds in improving user experience thanks to a lot of recently developed Ajax technology. When you combine some neat functionality courtesy of PHP with the cleverness of javascript you can produce some pretty cool results. In an effort to help you take it up a notch, we’d like to share some methods for helping your site anticipate a user’s next move.

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