HTMList.com, A Web Development Blog by Synapse Studios

Companies are moving to engage their customers left and right over Twitter. Here are a few tips to offer your customers the most bang for the buck.

Netflix understands the key to a successful customer satisfaction survey: keeping it simple. We look at how to incorporate some of their best practices in your next survey.

Change your Facebook bookmark to default to a feed with the people who matter most to you.

Brandon discusses some helpful principles of project management, from the developer’s point of view.

We take a bit of a tongue-in-cheek look at the best ways to ensure your data is safe wherever you go. Just don’t blame us if you get tased by the feds.

Working with the LAMP stack can be a bit confusing if you’ve found yourself using Windows as your IDE up to this point. We look at some basic CLI commands in Linux with cut, paste and tr, and how to make use of them.

Take a look at our guide to getting started with mod_rewrite—an Apache module that allows you to use clean and easy-to-read URLs to generate your dynamic pages.

We take a look at the quickest way to get going with Twitter and to make it work rather seamlessly with your Facebook and Firefox.

What’s it take to get hired and to stand out in our field? That’s easy: passion and an insane thirst to better yourself every step of the way at this stuff.

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