Coding

SQL JOIN methods

  Blog Coding
  08/01/2015

I crawled the internet (read stackoverflow) many times to understand how actually each MySQL JOIN method works. There’s lot of brief and detailed explanations available if you google it, but this one i found seems descriptive and visual more than any other. Read the full article:


Link Preview

Link preview project

  Blog Coding
  07/01/2015

In cooperation with interactive32, We started new project development at linkpreview.net. The main idea is to build a simple link preview element like the feature on Facebook after you paste some URL in new post. When the web service goes live and widget for WP is finished, you’ll be able to find out here!


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