Tag: Internet n Technology

Google Penalties: Types and Tips on How to Recover from Them?

Hi Guys,

Today, we will throw some light on Google Penalties, which all webmasters have encountered at least once. Hint: One can avoid getting those penalties.

Google Penalties

Google has not been playing games lately (no pun intended) and has become very strict with the quality they add to their search engines. I think we should embrace this and try to comply with the rules that have been set for us to follow. Many webmasters are worried that their sites will be penalized and believe there is no way out. But, you should not let this demotivate you at all while running a successful website.

Google Penalty
 

Traffic is important to any online business and that is why webmaster protect these numbers. You would be surprised how many website owners do not even realize that their websites have been penalized. If you are serious about your website traffic and for some reason are penalized, you can recover from it.

Reasons why your website might be penalized

Broken links

 

As a webmaster, you need to check that everything on your website is working correctly. Google does not like when readers click on a link that is not working. If your website has these types of links, Google will find you and penalize that site. If someone clicks on a link for programming homework, they should surely find a programming homework service website after clicking on a link that states that. Run tests and regularly check these links to avoid this type of penalty.

Duplicated Content

This is a big one for the search engines, because we are trying to constantly add new information. By repeating the same information over and over again, one can understand why this might be a problem for an already congested search engine. We are evolving as a people and therefore content writers need to come up with new and fresh work.

Slow Speed

 

It might not seem like a problem to you as the webmaster, but slow website speed is so frustrating for the visitor. Google wants every user to have a good experience when he/she is directed to a website. There are tests that can be done to check the speed of your website. You should do this on a regular basis, or simply go online and use your website, just as a visitor would.

Try this tool, made by Google itself, to check your site for speed and other features, TestMySite.ThinkWithGoogle.com.

How to fix it?

These are just a few reasons which are mentioned above, but there are a lot more for which you could be penalized. It is important to familiarize yourself with the rules in order for you to avoid breaking them.

“Precaution is better than a cure.”

Prevention is obviously better than trying to fix a problem later, but let’s say that your website has been penalized. There are steps you can take to have the penalty reconsidered by Google.

You are going to have to do an audit on your entire website. This may seem like a major task, but your website is going nowhere with that penalty attached to it. You need to fix the problem and you can only do that if you know what the problem is. If you have content on your website that are generic and thin, you need to decide if you are going to get rid of it or simply do an edit of the work that is already there. Once you find the problem, you fix it and then you ask Google to do another test on your website and reconsider their decision. It’s that simple.

Conclusion

Do not let Google penalties take over your thinking process when you are writing content. Yes, you need to be aware of the penalties and avoid it at all costs, but if you are doing everything right, there is no reason to panic. Continue to run your online business or blog and put your heart and soul into it. You can make a success of this and should not let something like this distract you from your goals.

Guest Author Bio

Megan Grant

Megan Grant is a content writer and guest post writer. Her life credo is “Be yourself, believe in yourself“. Her hobby is writing, reading, traveling. Dreams of becoming big-name author and blogger.

That’s all folks.

Author – Megan Grant
Editor – Swapnil Jha (Just a couple of sentences)
Sources – Google.co, TestMySite.ThinkWithGoogle.com, and Developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights and some other non Google informative sites.
Image sources – TestMySite.ThinkWithGoogle.com and Images.google.com.

Do You Really Need Terms and Conditions on Your Website?

Hi Guys,

Let’s talk about those perky terms and conditions of websites, you often surf on the web.
 
If you are in the process of building a new website you might be taking a peep at other websites (like TechGlobule.com) to get a feel for what you want. You may seem that many websites have a terms and conditions page and wonder if your website needs one too. Technically you don’t, but I do suggest that you get one. Even if you are not selling anything on your website, there are still rules you would like your viewers to respect. If you do not have any set rules, they can basically do as they please and you would have no say in them not doing so.

A terms and conditions page can protect you from a law suit if ever a viewer wants to sue you. Things may not get that far for the average webmaster, but it is still good to protect yourself from such events. You are also able to clearly state the rules of viewing your website and what your audience can do and cannot do. If you are stuck at this page and do not know where to start, find a website terms and conditions generator. An online terms and conditions generator will help you get started, but you still need to read through it and tweak it to suit your needs.

Here is what you should include in your terms and conditions

Copyright

There are some content stealers out there and you have to be super careful. They will simply copy your work and paste it on another website. You work hard to produce this content and no one has the right to just take it. Even though the copyright section will not stop some of these thieves, it might scare away others. If you later have a case against someone stealing your work, you can at least say that you have a Copyright section on your website. Having no copyright on your website still does not make it right for someone to just steal your content, but having it is beneficial in many ways.

Privacy

I am very weary of giving my credit card details to anyone that does not have a privacy policy of their website. A privacy policy promises to protect any personal information of your clients and readers. I know my email address won’t be shared as well as any other contact information I enter. I do not enjoy receiving marketing information from companies that should not have my contact information. This is why I only enter it on websites with a privacy policy in place.  As stated before, this is just a promise and I have come to know some websites who ignore their own terms and conditions. It’s still a good thing to set your customers minds at ease and acting on it.

Governing Law

Your terms and conditions page needs to mention where your website is hosted from and under which law it is governed. This is important because each area has its own set of laws and it’s worth mentioning under which governing law the website operates. Individuals from your area may know the laws of the state or jurisdiction, but the internet opens up your website to the world. It is also just policy and best practice to enter this information in your terms and conditions.

How do I create a terms and conditions page?

Online Generator

You do not have to copy another website’s terms and conditions page with all the online help available. A website terms of use generator will be able to help you create a good terms of conditions page. You might need to adjust some of the laws if it does not work for you but you can usually request a custom one. This is of great help for many webmasters as it is so important to get all the facts right.

Legal Assistance

Sometimes you have to call in the professionals to help with certain aspects of your business and it is the same for a website. For many, a website is essentially their business and when it comes to something legal, you might want to get advice from the experts.  Find a good e-commerce attorney to help you with all your legal issues. This will always come in handy further down the lane.

Conclusion

Even if it is not enforced by the law to have a terms and conditions page on your website, it is better to rather be safe than sorry. In the event of something happening, you want to be sure that you have some form of protection. The online world is not always as rosy as you might think, but there are ways to make sure that you and your website are not involved in anything legal.

Have a link to your terms and conditions page on every webpage to make sure that it is visible to every viewer. Your viewers will probably never read this page and that is perfectly normal, but the importance factor is that you know it is there. It is not your responsibility to make them click on that link, but you should make it visible in case someone wants to know. Many website also has an acceptance policy where the viewers have to accept the terms and conditions before using certain functions. Use on these methods to start creating your terms and conditions page today. You will not regret it.

Megan Grant

 

Author Bio

Megan Grant is a content writer and guest post writer. Her life credo is “Be yourself, believe in yourself“. Her hobby is writing, reading, traveling. Dreams of becoming big-name author and blogger.

That’s all folks.

Author – Megan Grant
Image source – mirimus.com

Truth behind "Why Snapchat CEO is not wrong?"

Hi Guys,

Today we will shed some light on the quick-tempered and illogical actions of media and Indian teens, yes I am definitely going to talk about this, without hesitation, because I know if you are a familiar reader, you know we don’t mislead people, and if you are a new guy, I have all the required logic to win you over.

Note

I’m approaching to teens mostly on this particular topic, because I noticed their rage against this, this might or might not be applicable to other sections of society. But if you think SnapChat CEO is wrong, and shall be punished, then you should definitely, go ahead and read this whole article.

What’s the Incident as Indian people know?

According to what a normal, average, informed, social media using teen of India, one day he or she suddenly came to know that the SnapChat CEO called India “poor“.

The after effect

All Indians started boycotting the SnapChat App, raging against the CEO, abusing the CEO, basically if he was within their reach, they might have physically harassed him. The SnapChat app has a 1 star rating on Apple App Store as of right now.

Approaching the situation

Now let’s see what’s really going on here, one step at a time.

What is SnapChat?

SnapChat is a fun messaging app. You can capture a photo or brief video with it, then add a caption or doodle or filter/lens over the top, and send the snap to a friend or set it as your SnapChat story, a 24-hour collection of all your snaps that is broadcasted to the world or just your followers.

But these are merely part of the many features within SnapChat. Yes, at its core, SnapChat is used to send photos and videos to friends. Your friends can view snaps for up to 10 seconds, and then the snaps disappear. While that’s all fine and dandy, many people are still left stumped by SnapChat.

Apart from this unique to its platform media sharing, you can just use it for regular chat purposes as well.

So basically, IT IS A FREE CAMERA APP WITH MESSAGING.

Where to get it?

It is available for Android and iPhones as well. I’m not going off topic, I just want you guys to test it, if you feel anything at all even remotely related to money. It is a bloody CAMERA.

But the news claimed that CEO said that India  “Poor” -_-

Yeah, coming to the main topic,  according to the article on Variety (US Edition) which starts like

“SnapChat CEO Said ‘This App Is Only for Rich People,’ Ex-Employee Alleges”

Now let me present you a number of logical arguments with ample amount of proof,

  1. Ex-Employee Alleges
    • According to Variety.com, Anthony Pompliano, is already been fired from SnapChat over a 3 week tenure, and has been involved in a lawsuit in L.A. Superior Court with SnapChat.
    • As per the news articles, Pompliano claims that CEO gave this statement in a presentation meeting which went wrong back in 2015, mind that he waited 2 years before revealing that.
    • I wonder what are the odds Pompliano is just making this up to turn the lawsuit in his favour.
  2. The SnapChat CEO Evan Spiegel
    • According to BusinessInsider.com and Forbes, Evan Spiegel with an estimated net worth of $2 billion, 26-year-old Spiegel is the youngest billionaire in the world.
    • So mind that, he is one of the youngest and smartest brains in the technology industry from whose company, even Facebook itself regularly borrow/copy its features.Take that Facebook. **Shots fired**
    • The app would not have been launched in Indian market if it wouldn’t have been meant for Indians to use, moreover it’s a free app and a bloody camera, which has nothing to do with the economic status on countries for God sake, use your mind.
  3. The Great Indian Media Circus
    • I have read about tens of different news articles on this topic, and guess what I found, only the Indian media stated that “SnapChat CEO said …” whereas all the foreign media where everything took place stated that “SnapChat CEO said … as alleged by ex-employee…”.
    • Take a look at the news cutouts in the section below.
    • The Indian media carefully obstructed the part which would make the news something which will enrage every Indian who reads it. As one may say, “The BREAKING NEWS phenomena” of Indian media.
    • But I wonder, if one is blindly accepting anything shown on news channels as true, then it’s his her own fault for being trolled by news channels. The news channels are just a group of people and they too have to sell news in order to earn their paychecks, every once in a while they will exaggerate some news, make some fake accusations, or do something likewise, it shall be the duty of an educated member of society to act with precautions instead of being irrational and using head-on hate speech on  anyone either outside or inside the country.
  4. Misfired Hate Sentiments
    • SnapDeal a totally different company, an Indian company, was victim to hate speech, because a few people couldn’t differentiate between SnapChat and SnapDeal.
    • Just take a look in the pictures below.
    • I’m not saying that people are morons, a few of them are maybe, but not all. What I am trying to say is that people with clouded judgement and irrational emotions can be extremely harmful to everyone.
      What did SnapDeal did to you, come on, man, be reasonable?

Conclusion : A Letter to Indian people

Dear Indians,

Have you ever wondered why no one calls America “poor”, not because everyone fears the America but it will be an extremely stupid and impulsive act to call them poor. They won’t even blink an eye upon you and you will regret your actions shamefully.

On the contrary, In India, we make people like that celebrities, the so-called “Breaking News” of the moment. We actively make them feel as if they in fact have rub salt in our wounds. We are not poor. Not at all. But I’m sad to acknowledge that many of us are sort of stupid on our part, our actions do not match the level of education we receive, because it has nothing to do with education, it is more related to what we think about others and ourselves and our great nation.

I’m not saying anything against India, mind that. But the people who curse Evan Spiegel and feel patriotic about it, disgust me. I love my nation, for me it is the best, but that should not cloud my judgement or my actions.

No court has confirmed those allegations made by Pompliano yet, so stop harassing SnapChat.

Prove me wrong, If you can, with evidence or at least logic.

Written by a proud Indian who is sad because of irrational acts of his fellow society members.

A few pictures you should take a look at

By the way, people who are gonna comment that Facebook and Twitter is never wrong, let me remind you that Facebook and Twitter is used by people just like and me, they are humans and they can be mistaken too. So don’t, I repeat don’t trust anyone blindly, human error is present everywhere and cannot be eradicated no matter what.


 

If you guys don’t like this post, just explain me why, I might be wrong in thinking that Pompliano is at fault, but at least I can explain how I came to such a view-point. Those blaming Evan have no view-point are following the media like sheep follows a dog.

I do apologize for my rough language, it might have hurt someone.

Thanks for reading, let me know your views upon this in the comments.

That’s all folks.

Sources –
variety.com/2017/biz/news/snapchat-evan-spiegel-only-for-rich-people-anthony-pompliano-1202028526
variety.com/t/anthony-pompliano
businessinsider.in/the-fabulous-life-of-snap-ceo-evan-spiegel-the-youngest-billionaire-in-the-world
economictimes.indiatimes.com/small-biz/startups/snapchat-ceo-says-india-too-poor-to-consider-expansion
pocket-lint.com/news/131313-what-s-the-point-of-snapchat-and-how-does-it-work
twitter.com/evanspiegel
pbs.twimg.com/media/C9h2mv-WsAQ8scY.jpg
wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.snapchat.android
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.snapdeal.main
Picture sources – Facebook, Instagram App, Google Play Store.
Author – Swapnil Jha

5 Reasons Why Java is Must-Learn Programming Language!!

Hi Guys,

First of all, how are you guys doing? It’s been quite a while, I wonder what new things you all learned in 2017?
In case, some of you were busy because of exams and other things, just like us, it is never too late to start learning with TechGlobule, Gateway to (Learning) Technology.

So, let’s learn a few things about our good old Java.

What is programming/coding?

In case, you are completely a newbie to all of this programming stuff. You should read a little about Coding, Programming, Programming Languages and Compilers in our previous article of IDEOne.

What is Java?

Java is a general-purpose programming language that is based on the idea of “Write once, Run anywhere” (WORA), which means that a single Java code can sun on all supported platforms without further editing.

As of 2016, Java is one of the most popular languages in use. It was originally developed by James Gosling and released in 1995 as a core component of Sun Microsystems’ Java platform. The language derives much of its syntax from C and C++, but it has fewer low-level facilities than either of them.

Why do we need Java? Where is it used?

There are lots of applications and websites that will not work unless you have Java installed, and more are created every day. Java is fast, secure, and reliable. From laptops to data centers, game consoles to scientific super computers, cell phones to the Internet, Java is everywhere!

Is it free to download?

Yes, Java is free to download. The latest version can be easily downloaded from Java.com.

Hello World Program

Syntax of the first or easiest Java program is provided below –

class HelloWorldApp
{
  public static void main(String[] args)
  {
     System.out.println("Hello World!"); // Prints the string to the console.
  }
}

Why Java is Must-Learn Programming Language?

There are many programming languages out there that are very complicated to master. However, Java has always been very popular amongst newbies because of how easy it is to learn this programming language. Of course, as with anything new, you will have to dedicate some time and effort to learn Java but you will be surprised at how quickly you can master it. Many of you might wonder why Java specifically and I am here to tell you exactly why.

5 Reasons to learn Java –

■ Easy to use

As mentioned in the introduction, Java is one of the least complicated programming languages and every beginner can become an expert. After you research the basics, you can look for Java programming assignments for beginners and start practicing your skills. A programming assignment can be seen as a test or exam, just until you are able to take on real projects.

■ It’s fast

Dynamically typed languages are generally slow to use, but because Java is a statistically typed language it is much faster. You don’t have to constantly check your coding to eliminate any mistakes as Java does it for you automatically. There is no time wasted on redoing your work. If you need help with programming assignment, there is a whole community that uses this tool, so all you have to do is ask.

■ Meet-up community

Learning from others has always been a great way to improve your skills. Many developers started where you are with little knowledge about coding. The Java Meetup Community is the 4th largest in the programming world and this is once again proof of its popularity. Many of these meets offer mentor-ship to beginners so there is no reason not to become a professional developer with ease. With more than 580,000 users out there, it is quickly recognized as an essential programming language.

■ Job opportunities

With most of the world struggling to make the economy stable again, doing something to help you bring in an income is vital. There are huge job opportunities for anyone who knows Java. Many jobs are created daily in the tech industry for developers who have managed to master this programming language. You can give yourself a huge advantage by going this route. With the many Android apps out there, it becomes impossible to not bring more opportunities to write native apps.

■ Universal

Around the world, Java is known as a great and efficient programming language. It is clear that this is becoming a universal language and there are no boundaries in securing jobs. Java is recognized on desktops, mobile phones as well and many electronic devices. There truly is no limit on what you can create because of its versatility.

Conclusion

You can align yourself with one of the most powerful industries and become a well-known developer. For some reason, we have it in our heads that any programming language is difficult to learn, but Java will prove many wrong. It might seem challenging in the beginning, but once you get the hang of things you will be on your way to developing great programs.

Being able to write code is such an important part of our ever evolving world. We are moving more and more towards a digital environment and everyone should make it their responsibility to try to learn a programming language. Even kids can start mastering codes from as soon as they can read and write. There are so many cool apps that teach you the basics and can be a great base for any beginner. Do not think that it is beyond you to master Java because many have done it and so can you!

Guest Author Bio

Megan Grant

Megan Grant is a content writer and guest post writer. Her life credo is “Be yourself, believe in yourself“. Her hobby is writing, reading, travelling. Dreams of becoming big-name author and blogger.

That’s all folks.

Author – Megan Grant
Co – Author – Swapnil Jha
Sources – wikipedia.org, java.com.
Image sources – androidcentral.com and images.google.com, and a few others which I no longer recall.

Top Programming Languages to Learn in 2017

Hi Guys,

Today, we will take a look on some new and trending programming languages to learn in 2017.

Top Programming Languages to learn

JavaScript

Introduction – JavaScript is a high-level, dynamic, untyped, and interpreted programming language. Alongside HTML and CSS, it is one of the three core technologies of World Wide Web content production; most websites employ it and it is supported by all modern Web browsers without plug-ins.
Yes, JavaScript has been around for a while but it is still one of the most important languages to learn. JavaScript is the language of the web and seeing as the web is not going anywhere soon, neither will JavaScript. Programming experts knows that JavaScript has been at the top of the list on the TIOBE index for a few years.

TIOBE programming community index is a measure of popularity of programming languages. TIOBE stands for “The Importance Of Being Earnest” which is taken from the name of a comedy play written by Oscar Wilde at the end of the nineteenth century.

Ruby

Introduction – Ruby is a dynamic, reflective, object-oriented, general-purpose programming language. It was designed and developed in the mid-1990s by Yukihiro “Matz” Matsumoto in Japan.
Rudy has also been around for a while and seems to only rise in popularity. Many similar languages has been created but nothing if shifting the position Ruby holds. 2017 will not be any different so now is the time to start learning the language and not be left behind. Ruby is great for start-up and is often used by solo programmers for easy computer programming.
 

Rust

Introduction – Rust is a general-purpose, multi-paradigm, compiled programming language sponsored by Mozilla Research. It is designed to be a “safe, concurrent, and practical language”, supporting functional and imperative-procedural paradigms.

Mozilla launched this programming language in 2014 and the number of users has increased significantly in 2016. It is believed that it will do just as exponentially in 2017 as well. If you are planning to learn programming for the first time, this is definitely one of the languages to learn. Developed as an upgraded version of C and C++ with similar tasks as C. One of the great benefits of Rust is that it is almost impossible to make a mistake and run an error code. This gives great security to the every programmer.

Go (GoLang)

Introduction – Go is a free and open source programming language created by Google in 2007. It is a compiled, statically typed language based on Algol and C, with garbage collection, limited structural typing, memory safety features and other added features added.

Go is a Google owned programming language and it has been skyrocketing since 2016. We know most things created by Google are going to be around for a while and Go is no different. We predict that everyone will be making more use of Go in 2017 so do not get left behind. Many start-ups have made it their language of choice.

Perl

Introduction – Perl is a family of high-level, general-purpose, interpreted, dynamic programming languages.

Perl is used to write most kinds of programs and runs very fast. One can find some android sample programs and better them with Perl. It can even be described as fun. Who does not like to combine work and fun? Even though Python is a strong rival to Perl, we believe Perl is a stronger competitor. It really depends who you talk to, some in the Python corner and others on Perl’s side. No matter what, this language is not going anywhere in 2017.

Hack

Introduction – Hack is a programming language for the HipHop Virtual Machine (HHVM), created by Facebook as a dialect of PHP. The language implementation is open-source.
So you do not know about Hack. This programming language is brought by Facebook. How can you not know about it as a future programmer? Basically, it is holding up a feature on one of the most popular and successful websites. See why you need to learn this language? Just like Google, Facebook is not going anywhere. If you want to be part of the programming future, learn this language.

Swift

Since, we have already talked about coding languages from some major IT companies like Google, Facebook, and Mozilla, Swift Programming Language from Apple also deserves a mention.
Swift is a new programming language for iOS, MacOS, WatchOS, and tvOS apps that builds on the best of C and Objective C, without the constraints of C compatibility. Swift adopts safe programming patterns and adds modern features to make programming easier, flexible, and fun.
In short, every apple device works with Swift language backed apps. If you wanna be an Apple developer, be sure to learn this one.
 

So now you have a better understanding of the languages of the future. Equip yourself with the knowledge of these to set you apart from the rest. If you are serious about making your career as a programmer, you have to keep up with the trends. These languages will allow you to be a better programmer. Some courses include these languages in the material but if yours didn’t, do some research and train yourself.

Tell us, which coding language is your favorite in the comments below.

Guest Author Bio

Cora Johnson

Cora Johnson works at ProgrammingAssignment.net as a content writer and manager. She writes about coding, WordPress, programming and web technology.  Guest post writing is her hobby and in future she dreams of becoming a well-known blogger.

That’s all folks.

Author – Cora Johnson
Editing, Images, Swift(Language) added by – Swapnil Jha

How to change your GMail Password? How to secure your Google Account?

Hi Guys,

If you suspect that your hacker friend is secretly using your Google account (which can range from YouTube to a large number of different services by Google) without your knowledge, then you’ve come to the right article.

The easiest way to secure your Google account is to log out from every logged in location and changing your password to a new one.

If anyone’s getting confused, GMail Account is equivalent to Google Account.

STAGE 1 – How to remotely log out of Google?

  • Log in to your Google Account on mail.google.com.
  • Scroll down the page.
    Details
  • Click on Details near below Last Account Activity.
    Remote Logout
  • A new window will open with a button of Sign out all other web session. Click on it.
  • Congratulations, you have successfully remotely logged out of Facebook from every place you forgot to log out earlier.

STAGE 2 – How to change my Google Password?

  • Log in to your Google Account on mail.google.com.
    GMail Settings
  • Click on the Gear icon to reveal a menu.
  • Go to Settings.
    Change Pass
  • Go to Account and Import tab > Change Password.
    Google Login
  • You will redirect to a page asking you to login again. (This is a just a security measure, nothing to worry about)
    New Password
  • You will this page. Just type in your new password in both the columns. Click on Save Password.
  • Follow us on Google+.
  • Do give us feedback in comments below.

Note – These tasks can be accomplished from mobile devices as well, following the similar steps.

That’s all folks.

Image Source – mail.google.com and wired.com (Featured image).
Author – Swapnil Jha

How to change your Facebook Password? How to logout remotely?

Hi Guys,

If you suspect that your hacker friend is secretly using your Facebook account without your knowledge, then you’ve come to the right article.

The easiest way to secure your Facebook account is to log out from every logged in location and changing your password to a new one.

STAGE 1 – How to remotely log out of Facebook?

  • Log in to your Facebook Account, on facebook.com.
    Settings

     
  • Click on More to reveal a menu.
  • Go to Settings.
    Security Settings

     
  • Go to Security tab > Where You’re Logged In > End Activity. End all your activities.
  • Congratulations, you have successfully remotely logged out of Facebook from every place you forgot to log out earlier. ??

STAGE 2 – How to change my FB Password?

  • Log in to your Facebook Account, on facebook.com.
  • Click on More to reveal a menu.
  • Go to Settings.
    General Settings
  • Go to General tab > Password > New. Set and Type in a new password.
  • In Re-type new, type your new password again.
  • Click on Save Changes.
  • Congratulations, you have successfully secured your Facebook account.
  • Like and share us on Facebook. ??
  • Do give us feedback in comments below.

Note – These tasks can be accomplished from mobile devices as well, following the similar steps.

That’s all folks.

Image Source – facebook.com and upload.wikimedia.org.
Author – Swapnil Jha

Online Compiler- IDEOne

Hi Guys,

Today we are gonna talk about something which would delight our coder friends.

What is Coding?

Coding or Programming refers to the process of writing computer programs.
Coding is what makes it possible for us to create computer softwares, apps or amazing websites like TechGlobule.com. Your browser, your operating system, the apps on your smart phone, all the websites you visited yesterday – they’re all made with code.

For e.g. following is the code to print “Welcome to TechGlobule” in C++ language.

What are Programming Languages?

Just as different people communicate to one another in different languages like English, French, Russian etc. one can communicate with a compiler to create programs in different languages, or better known as Programming Languages, such as, C++, Python, PHP, etc.

Or in the words of Wikipedia,

“A programming language is a formal constructed language designed to communicate instructions to a machine, particularly a computer. Programming languages can be used to create programs to control the behavior of a machine or to express algorithms.”
– Wikipedia.org

What is a Compiler?

A compiler is a an already made program, which one can use to make new programs.

A compiler compiles our code written in a specific language (say C++), and translates it in the machine language, for the Computer (or any other device), which then understands it and makes our program run.

What is IDEOne and why should I even bother about it?

IDEOne is an online compiler and debugging tool which allows one to compile source code and run it online without the need of any other software. Just click on the IDEOne logo to start coding.

Some great benefits –

  • No prerequisites, i.e. other software needed
  • Free to use
  • No need to sign-up. Even though you can become a registered user for added benefits like extra 10 seconds of Execution time.
  • Supports 60+ languages
  • Always up to date with the latest coding conventions
  • Include sample codes for beginners
  • Share your content over the internet. You can choose your program to be public, secret, or private.

Are there any limitations, of this free service?

Unfortunately, yes there are a few limitations, but they won’t limit your coding potential unless you are a professional coder. Following are the limitations –

  • The compilation should not take more than 10 seconds.
  • Execution time should not take more than 5 seconds; 15 seconds for logged-in users.
  • Your program cannot use more than 256MB memory.
  • Your code shouldn’t exceed the size of 64KB.
  • Your program can’t access the internet.

Even, if you confront any of these limitations ever, you can just download your program, and run it on any other offline compiler.

That’s all folks.

DONG – ideone.com
Data Source – ideone.com/faq and en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language
Image Source – pbs.twimg.com (Featured image).
Author – Swapnil Jha

PayTM : Introduction & Special Offers Page

Hi Guys,

Today, we are revealing a secret page to PayTM users.

Skip to the logo of PayTM for offers.

What is PayTM?

PayTM is an Indian e-commerce shopping website launched in 2010, owned by One97 Communications which initially focused on Mobile and DTH Recharging. The company is headquartered in Noida, India. It gradually provided recharging and bill payment of various portals including electricity bills, gas bills, as well as telephone bills. PayTM entered India’s e-commerce market in 2014, providing facilities and products similar to businesses such as Flipkart, Amazon.com, Snapdeal.

What is PayTM cash?

PayTM acts as a virtual wallet where you can store money online and can be used instead of debit/credit or net banking when doing transactions. However, to initially transfer the amount to the wallet, one might need any of them. It’s best for individuals who find it difficult to make payments of DTH, mobile recharges, other bills, or even sending  money to friends, or paying for purchases across various brands and services like Uber, Makemytrip, BookMyShow etc.

Summarized Points

  • Mobile Recharges.
  • Electricity Bills.
  • Gas Bills.
  • DTH Bills.
  • Telephone Bills.
  • Shopping Platform.
  • Make purchases on various brands like Uber, MakeMyTrip, Ringo, BookMyShow etc.
  • Bus Tickets – Latest Addition.

Current Cash back Offers in PayTM

Click on the image to get the offers.

That’s all folks.

Special link and images – PayTM
Link Found by – Vyom
Image source – bgr.in
Author – Swapnil Jha

Share files from Android to iOS to Windows: SHAREit

Hi Guys,

Today, we are going to discuss about an easy & wireless way to share files among smartphones, tablets and personal computers running different operating systems, through an app initially made by Lenovo known as SHAREit.

What is SHAREit?

SHAREit is the fastest file transferring cross-platform application from Lenovo Pvt. Ltd. that allows you to share photos, music, videos, apps (only in Android) or virtually any file regardless of size and type without the use of internet or wires. Lenovo’s SHAREit wirelessly transfers files & data rapidly between devices – either with friends, or to take your personal content on the go.

Features –

  • It is about 40x faster than Bluetooth.
  • Eliminates the use of Cables, or BlueTooth.
  • There are virtually no limits on the size or type of the file to be shared.
  • Can share any kind of file, from pictures to apps in any format.
  • Did I mention it is free?
  • It is cross-platform & lets you share files between iOS, Android, or Windows Devices, which are the most commonly used operating systems out there.

How does it work?

SHAREit uses the WiFi Direct sharing technology, whereas other apps (mostly) use BlueTooth or conventional Wifi network (or sometimes Internet) which is present nearby.

What is WiFi Direct?

Remember the way you shared your internet data through a personal hotspot, in which your device created a WiFi hotspot and let you share your cellular data (2G, 3G or 4G internet) in the form of WiFi to nearby devices.

Now, WiFi Direct is a technology which allows your device to create such a WiFi hotspot but without the use of the internet, intended with a purpose of sharing files over the network. Thus, you can easily connect with each other without requiring any cables, or the internet; and share files with typical WiFi speeds.

My device doesn’t support WiFi Direct. But still, transfers are Fast. How?

It lets you share files with typical WiFi speeds which can be 20MB/s or even higher in some cases.

For devices, without WiFi Direct, it simply Turns on the Personal Hotspot and does its magic in sharing files hyperfast.

App Requirements

This app requires only about 12.1MB (on average) for storage purpose. It is currently available for Android smartphones, iOS Devices, Windows Phone, and blackberry phones. It also supports Windows Desktop currently and is planning to extend its functioning to the Mac OS.

Supported devices with download link

  • Android Compatibility

It will work with Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) and above.
It needs around 6.5MB of storage space.
Download from this Play Store link.

  • iOS Compatibility

It will work with iOS 8 or more.
It needs around 29.6MB of space.
Download from this link of App Store for iPhones and iPads.

  • Windows Compatibility

It needs 3.09MB on Mobile devices and 9.2MB for Desktop Devices.
Download from this link of Windows Store for Windows Mobile.
OR from this link of uSHAREit.com for Windows Desktop.

  • Mac Compatibility

It needs around 4.6MB of space.
Download from this link of uSHAREit.com for Mac OS.

How to use?

  • Download and install SHAREit on your devices from the links given above.
  • Once installed, give a specific name to your device.
  • You will get the option to either send or receive.
  • Tap on Send on the device from which you want to share photos, videos, music, contacts, or even apps (only for Android users).
  • Select all the files that you want to share and tap the OK button.
  • Tap on Receive on the second device.
  • For Android: You will see the second device on the first device’s screen Select that.
    For Others: You’ll get on-screen instructions, commonly to connect both devices to the same network.
  • Data transfer will start.

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That’s all folks.

Image Source – blog.lenovo.com (Featured image) and screenshots by guidingtech.com.
Video Source – shareit.lenovo.com or vimeo.com.
Author – Swapnil Jha
Co-Author – Shubham Rajput
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