Sitepoint are giving away free copies of Patrick Lenz’s Ruby on Rails book for the next month.
We’ve recently been getting into Ruby & Rails here and so far it’s impressive. As you know, I’m not a programmer but from talking with the team they like the simplicity of the coding and the speed at which they can develop. Now more web hosts are supporting the language it seems a

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The report profiles 17 countries, giving search engine usage and PPC coverage statistics. The aims of the project were to raise the profile of markets outside the usual UK/US sphere and promote multilingual marketing. Something we have been doing for some time at Multilingual-Search.com

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Well I’d be severely tempted to ask for Jim Boykins secret SEO tools, accurate backlink counts or less FUD. In the end though I think I’d just ask for more competition in the search engines.
Now don’t get me wrong, I think Google have done some amazing things to advance the web, they have a

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Just a quick blog to help publicise the IMNY Charity Party taking place at the SMX Social Media Expo in New York next week. The event will be raising money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. IMNY Charity Party sponsored by Best of the Web We are happy to welcome the attendees of the SMX [...]

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I had an interesting conversation with a client today that I wanted to share. PayPal has introduced some restrictions which meant they could no longer use them for sales of certain items. They were weighing up the pros and cons of making some changes to the shop code, to prevent these items being sold via [...]

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I’ve just read a great post by Marty Weintraub over at AimClear, where he describes how to bolt on a copy of WordPress to your old Web 1.0. site to bring it up to date. This is something we have often done here at e3internet but I wanted to expand a little on this point [...]

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