Yaro Starak is a well known blogger, the author of the popular site Entrepreneurs Journey which tells bloggers how to make money online. Yaro recently launched the Blog Mastermind, a training course for everyone who wants to makes money from his/her blog. As we wanted to know more about it, here’s our second blogger interview here at CatsWhoCode.
Some weeks ago, I shown you a list of 30 themes for enhancing your Gnome desktop. Many readers loved the dark themes from this list, so here’s a new list of 20 dark and absolutely beautiful themes for your Gnome desktop.
Ever wished to sell your ebooks, premium themes or your band’s mp3 directly on your Wordpress blog? Here’s eShop, a Wordpress plugin especially designed to turn your blog into an online store.
Even if most blogs have a very simple navigation, Worpress allows you to create very advanced menus. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a “Magazine Style” horizontal drop-down menu, for your categories or even your pages.
I absolutely love Linux, but in terms of design I have saw better than the default theme of most of the available distributions. Here’s a complete how-to for giving your Linux desktop the look you want and customize everything, from themes to fonts.
When you’re looking for a very eye-candy way to display your content, slideshows are always a good choice. Here’s our selection of 10 cross-platform, absolutely stunning slideshows, carousels and sliders, based on Mootools, JQuery, Yahoo! User Interface, and Script.aculo.us.
Some days ago, I wrote a post about 30 gnome themes to enhance your Ubuntu desktop. In order to make one more step in Linux desktop customization, here is a list of 10 very cool icons sets for your Linux desktop.
CatsWhoCode has been launched on June 9, 2008. 6 weeks later, we got a pagerank of 4, more than 1500 unique visitors/day, 150+ rss suscribers and many articles has been tagged popular on digg-like websites as such as del.icio.us, reddit, designfloat and dzone.
Here’s how did we managed to have theses kinda good results in only 6 weeks.
Webmasters and bloggers often have a huge fear of being hacked, and the more a website is popular, the more it is exposed to various hacking attempts. Here are 5 tips and plugins that will allow you to secure your Wordpress install, because prevention is always better than cure!
To be honest, I never really liked Human, Ubuntu’s default theme, and seems that many other people don’t. Happilly, on GNU/Linux systems it is easy to customize everything, even the buttons aspect or the windows borders. Here’s a list of 30 Gnome themes of all styles, from the Windows XP look-a-like to the very original skin, to enhance your Ubuntu experience.