Wednesday, June 8, 2016
How to use theClarky.com part 4
On this fourth post, I am going to explain how to use theClarky.com with bookmark. All you have to do is figure out how to use bookmark on your browser and apply that information on theClarky.com.
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
How to use theClarky.com part 3
On this third post on how to use theClarky.com, I am going to explain how to use it using the URL that it gave you.
To be able do that, simply enter the URL on your browser's address bar and the like (another way to use it is to use it as a background image for your myspace profile page).
Thank you and let me know what you think on the comments section.
To be able do that, simply enter the URL on your browser's address bar and the like (another way to use it is to use it as a background image for your myspace profile page).
Thank you and let me know what you think on the comments section.
Sunday, June 5, 2016
How to use theClarky.com part 2
On this post, I'm going to discuss how to view images on theclarky.com
To view images, go to theclarky.com or click "View Images" on the navigation bar.
Then, enter what you are searching for on the text box (For example, "bird").
After, click "Search."
To view images, go to theclarky.com or click "View Images" on the navigation bar.
Then, enter what you are searching for on the text box (For example, "bird").
After, click "Search."
How to use theClarky.com
As posted on my website, theclarky.com, there are at least seven ways to it.
The first one is to upload on it. It is important to take note that only JPEG, PNG, and GIF files are allowed.
To be able to upload images, go to theclarky.com/u.php and follow the instructions there which are basically, first, click "Choose File"; then, write an apt description for your image; after everything is set, click "Upload Image."
That's it. Easy.
Tomorrow, I will discuss a different way to use theclarky.com.
The first one is to upload on it. It is important to take note that only JPEG, PNG, and GIF files are allowed.
To be able to upload images, go to theclarky.com/u.php and follow the instructions there which are basically, first, click "Choose File"; then, write an apt description for your image; after everything is set, click "Upload Image."
That's it. Easy.
Tomorrow, I will discuss a different way to use theclarky.com.
Saturday, June 4, 2016
How to create a website
What people often ask me is how to create a website. Being in the computer industry is so elite. It is very typical for anyone to be interested in it. The easiest way to get into it is by creating your own website. It's simply instant eliteness. Nobody has got anything to lose.
So, how to do it? Luckily for me, I had training in doing it during highschool. For those who didn't, don't worry. You can always visit w3schools.com. The tutorial there is straightforward and comprehensive.
After your tutorial on w3schools.com you will realize that you can always create a website on your own computer. It is easy.
The only thing missing is how are you going to share it to the whole world. In layman's terms, how are you going to make it go live?
There are basically two ways: one, without payment; and two, with payment.
To accomplish the first one you need a free web hosting site. Register there and before you know it you have a website up and running for the whole world to see.
The catch is you can't always control the whole domain name on these free web hosting websites. For example, x.com is the free web hosting website. Sometimes, for them to host your site freely, you will be restricted to a domain name that is <your domain name here>.x.com.
To accomplish the latter, which requires payment, you need to rent your own server. What is a server, you say?
A server is the one who serves the website to the client(s). It is literally derived from a server-client relationship in a restaurant. A client orders food from the server and the server consequently serves what the client orders.
It embodied by a protocol. The protocol being the rule that it is always imperative that when a client orders something, the server must always serve it to him/her; just as the rule that the client must almost always has to pay for his/her food is important.
You need to write code which the server will serve to your clients. You have to decide on which service you can provide.
In the case of theclarky.com, the service that it provides is being an image hosting website where users can upload and view images around the world.
For that to work, I must write a code that will instruct my server(s) on what to do so that it(they) can do it's(their) job correctly.
That is it for today's crash course on how to create a website.
Let me know what you think on the comment section.
So, how to do it? Luckily for me, I had training in doing it during highschool. For those who didn't, don't worry. You can always visit w3schools.com. The tutorial there is straightforward and comprehensive.
After your tutorial on w3schools.com you will realize that you can always create a website on your own computer. It is easy.
The only thing missing is how are you going to share it to the whole world. In layman's terms, how are you going to make it go live?
There are basically two ways: one, without payment; and two, with payment.
To accomplish the first one you need a free web hosting site. Register there and before you know it you have a website up and running for the whole world to see.
The catch is you can't always control the whole domain name on these free web hosting websites. For example, x.com is the free web hosting website. Sometimes, for them to host your site freely, you will be restricted to a domain name that is <your domain name here>.x.com.
To accomplish the latter, which requires payment, you need to rent your own server. What is a server, you say?
A server is the one who serves the website to the client(s). It is literally derived from a server-client relationship in a restaurant. A client orders food from the server and the server consequently serves what the client orders.
It embodied by a protocol. The protocol being the rule that it is always imperative that when a client orders something, the server must always serve it to him/her; just as the rule that the client must almost always has to pay for his/her food is important.
You need to write code which the server will serve to your clients. You have to decide on which service you can provide.
In the case of theclarky.com, the service that it provides is being an image hosting website where users can upload and view images around the world.
For that to work, I must write a code that will instruct my server(s) on what to do so that it(they) can do it's(their) job correctly.
That is it for today's crash course on how to create a website.
Let me know what you think on the comment section.
Friday, June 3, 2016
Load Balancers part 2
Load Balancers are pretty high-tech machines. They are smart.
Depending on how you configure them, they check stuff like cpu utilization so that they know where to divert traffic for maximum system efficiency.
The smarter they are, the more you'll save for your company.
The configuration of these things depend on how your company works (what your company is about).
You should adjust them so that they will benefit you. I could take a lot of trial and error although with correct (match) configuration, it is reasonable to expect great benefits.
It is always worth it to use load balancers. Most times, for big companies, they are necessary.
I've heard that these machines are expensive. Plus, you have to know how to configure them.
Before purchasing one, plan for sure. Always make sure that you won't lose money (that is always bad).
To sum up this blog, a lot of planning is necessary before starting a company in the computer industry. Plus, the environment is tough. You have to love what you're doing so you won't give up. You need all the energy you can get to run your own business. There is no space for hating your job. You have to be fully devoted to it to make sure everything turns out fine.
Depending on how you configure them, they check stuff like cpu utilization so that they know where to divert traffic for maximum system efficiency.
The smarter they are, the more you'll save for your company.
The configuration of these things depend on how your company works (what your company is about).
You should adjust them so that they will benefit you. I could take a lot of trial and error although with correct (match) configuration, it is reasonable to expect great benefits.
It is always worth it to use load balancers. Most times, for big companies, they are necessary.
I've heard that these machines are expensive. Plus, you have to know how to configure them.
Before purchasing one, plan for sure. Always make sure that you won't lose money (that is always bad).
To sum up this blog, a lot of planning is necessary before starting a company in the computer industry. Plus, the environment is tough. You have to love what you're doing so you won't give up. You need all the energy you can get to run your own business. There is no space for hating your job. You have to be fully devoted to it to make sure everything turns out fine.
Thursday, June 2, 2016
Load Balancers
For other web developers out there here is one portion of the computer world that is hot right now: load balancers.
What are load balancers?
They are machines which distribute traffic to one or more machines for a certain website.
Imagine expecting a lot of traffic on your website. One machine cannot handle all of that traffic alone. You need one or more machines.
To be able to pull that off, you need one or more load balancers.
How do load balancers function?
They receive initial traffic then distribute them to other machines to be processed.
Big internet companies like Facebook and Google use load balancers to handle billions of traffic.
It is imperative for web developers to be familiar with load balancers because it is a topic that is very much en vogue right now.
Knowledge of them can definitely give you an edge in the industry. Plus, this knowledge can help you in creating and/or innovating new technology.
For more information about load balancers, don't be shy research and/or google them on the internet.
The idea is very straightforward.
This could only be beneficial.
Thank you for letting me share this with you.
What are load balancers?
They are machines which distribute traffic to one or more machines for a certain website.
Imagine expecting a lot of traffic on your website. One machine cannot handle all of that traffic alone. You need one or more machines.
To be able to pull that off, you need one or more load balancers.
How do load balancers function?
They receive initial traffic then distribute them to other machines to be processed.
Big internet companies like Facebook and Google use load balancers to handle billions of traffic.
It is imperative for web developers to be familiar with load balancers because it is a topic that is very much en vogue right now.
Knowledge of them can definitely give you an edge in the industry. Plus, this knowledge can help you in creating and/or innovating new technology.
For more information about load balancers, don't be shy research and/or google them on the internet.
The idea is very straightforward.
This could only be beneficial.
Thank you for letting me share this with you.
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