Category Archives: Web Development

How to kill your SEO with Flash and Silverlight: A real-time look at PGAtlas.com

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Matt
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My rules for Search Engine Optimization have always been straightforward and simple: Publish content that is unique and relevant to your target audience. Write clean html. Use CSS to lay out your page. Get links to your site in other … Continue reading →

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Paper.js

Posted on January 29, 2012 by Matt
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Paper.js aims to simplify the html5 <canvas> element, and does a really good job of it. The <canvas> element is arguably the most powerful new feature of html5, but it’s not without its problems. It lacks a straightforward drawing instruction … Continue reading →

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SEO Snake Oil

Posted on April 1, 2011 by Matt
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— A —Solution To All Your Blogging Problems! #1search ranking guarenteed!(not a guarentee) Your blog writes itself! No content?No Problem! KeywordsLink BaitMetadata Matt Wilber’s Snake-Oil SEO Fixes Site Traffic Rankings Poor Speling Wrong Grammar Bad Stories No Stories Ad Revenue … Continue reading →

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mwilber.com, now for Android

Posted on March 26, 2011 by Matt
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I have yet another reason to love Android, Feed.nu. What Feed.nu does is make it brain dead simple to turn your blog into a native Android app. If you have a wordpress blog, all you have to do is install … Continue reading →

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Nothing but HTML5 ahead! Browsers be damned.

Posted on March 19, 2011 by Matt
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I realized the other day that every professional project I have ever worked on has involved a struggle for Internet Explorer 6 compliance. Whether it be customer demand, or a personal need for a perfect solution, my layouts seem to … Continue reading →

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