4
Yes, of course. You may use SVN (Subversion) or GIT, which are both integrated into the Coda app. Since Mountain Lion, you have to do a bit more to use SVN by the way (see Coda FAQ).
2
Well, there is a comparison of web application frameworks in a Wikipedia page. Also you may find this Stackoverflow post on Grid system comparison useful.
But the question is, does these comparisons make you capable of choosing the right framework? Of course Not!
As Aurelio mentions above, you need to know your goals, the language you're going to use, your ...
2
My answer is in no way any sort of legal advice. I am not a lawyer and have actually no idea how copyright and licences may or may not work in your country.
The GNU.org website pretty much covers it all. I quote (emphasises by me):
If a program P is released under the GPL that means any and every part of it can be used under the GPL. If you integrate ...
2
No.
It's an old question with different opinions, but usually there is no reason to invest energy dealing with such issues. It's especially true for already known websites with some reputation.
Read more about the basics of duplicate content issues.
And more relevant to you, if you do want to do something about it:
How to Deal with Content Scrapers
A ...
2
For what I undestood the /codewiki/ is still working with the old database, right? If so, back it up and do the upgrade process again on the live version. You already saw it's working in the /tempwiki/ so it should be fine.
By taking a look at Mediawiki's Upgrade Documentation, they address the live upgrading issue this way:
Can my wiki stay online while ...
2
I would suggest you read this blog post from WooThemes who hired Sucuri ( http://sucuri.net/ ) to review their code. http://www.woothemes.com/2012/09/every-line-of-code-audited/
Sucuri are well known for keeping WordPress and other sites safe.
Experts are rare on oDesk or Freelance websites. You are going to find many foreigners who write code but don't ...
1
http://phantomjs.org/ This will provide all you need!
You could also use a ping service such as Pingdom.
HTH
1
Using cracked software is a big risk, learning a freeware alternative pays of more in the long run, take for example GIMP and Adobe Photoshop, at first doing things in GIMP wasn't so smooth, but now you can do a really great job with it.
Also I think free software changes less radically overtime not necessitating to ramp-up on learning where is stuff and ...
1
You're looking for a Learning Management System (LMS), preferably one with SCORM support so the logging/verification can happen. For heavy use, I would normally recommend Moodle as it has the widest variety of plugins and modules available for SCORM integration and also provides the fine-tuning and configuration options necessary to create a customized ...
1
The short answer is that with shared web hosting, you don't do your own package management. While you usually get shell access, you don't get sudo or any other permissions you need to do this. Installing even a moderately complex package would require extensive and non-trival rewriting of install scripts. It is well beyond a PITA, it is (IMHO) impossible. ...
1
It depends on the type of web hosting you are paying for. If you are on a shared hosting plan (a lot cheaper) you can't do all of the stuff you mentioned above. But if you are on a dedicated server (higher price) you usually can do all of this stuff. The CPU/memory limits depend on the hardware of your dedicated server or the amount of resources they give ...
1
I'm using digixmas directory submitter (~2000 websites for $15 or ~150 websites for free). But another good way I found to submit sites is using fiverr. There are many people that offer to manually submit your website, for only $5 - which I find awesome !
1
There are tools and services that will automatically submit your site to various directories; however, it can be dangerous to use them. Links from some directories can actually penalize your site in the search rankings.
It's always best to manually submit your site to each directory and take the time you need to format it best for that individual directory....
1
mmm. I don't know about a desktop solution, but you should try to integrate your adsense account with Google Analytics, so you can create your own dashboard with a lot of cool stuff and stats, and they will be updating/improving over the time.
I made a empty screenshot, it would be cool to show with data, but this is just for demostration purposes.
P.D. ...
1
Have you tried Coordino and MediaWiki???
I just tried both in one of my demo project and it worked fined. Please have a look at it.
I hope they will work for you. Open Source!!!
1
To continue the thought DisgruntledGoat started... I would also encourage you to consider getting a text editor and learning how to code. HTML and CSS are easy languages to learn, if you have an interest in that sort of thing. The pay-off in the long run for leaning the code rather than relying on an editor is huge.
My favorite text editor is EditPlus ...
Only top voted, non community-wiki answers of a minimum length are eligible
