Community News: Gophp7-ext Project

The GoPHP7 project has posted their initiative to try to improve the world of PHP for extensions and make them "first class citizens of the PHP community". They're asking for help from anyone interested, even if you don't know C (what PHP extensions are written in).



from My Pocket http://www.phpdeveloper.org/news/22428 code php

Google Search Business Box Chat Feature Available In The Wild

First noticed by Matt Gibstein and posted on Twitter last night was a "chat" button available for searchers to click on to initiate a Google Chat or Google Hangout chat session with the business.



from My Pocket http://feeds.seroundtable.com/~r/SearchEngineRoundtable1/~3/HE2FwwTyrWY/google-chat-button-local-box-19912.html seo

How To Use Fetch As Googlebot Like An SEO Samurai

Do you know about Fetch as Googlebot? It is a feature of Webmaster Tools that allows you to input a URL, evaluate it, and (should you choose) submit it to the Google index for a fresh crawl. In this post, I am going to show you how to use the Fetch as Googlebot feature like an SEO samurai.



from My Pocket http://feeds.searchengineland.com/~r/searchengineland/~3/noO6ksTpRzQ/how-to-use-fetch-as-googlebot-like-seo-samurai-214292

6 Tips From the Monty Python School of SEO

Paid linking is (mostly) dead thanks to a live Penguin. Watch the video.



from My Pocket http://feeds.searchenginewatch.com/~r/sewblog/~3/mZ6XQdezeGk/6-tips-from-the-monty-python-school-of-seo

Google My Business Listing Fraud Through Craigslist

It is a common thing that scammers do to gain trusted listings in Google Maps through the Google My Business center. In order to verify you are a business, Google either calls your office or mails a postcard with a pin on it.



from My Pocket http://feeds.seroundtable.com/~r/SearchEngineRoundtable1/~3/KMhauCaoVR8/google-business-listing-fraud-19920.html

Hackers Cut in Line at the Burning Man Ticket Sale—And Get Caught

But software engineers in Silicon Valley hacked into the Burning Man ticketing system powered by Ticketfly to cut to the front of the queue. Who needs luck when you have engineering skills and you’re willing to use ‘em for your advantage? Well, apparently everyone.



from My Pocket http://feeds.wired.com/c/35185/f/661467/s/43b294e5/sc/36/l/0L0Swired0N0C20A150C0A20Chacking0Eburning0Eman0Etickets0C/story01.htm

from My Pocket http://www.vulture.com/2014/11/10-mind-bending-movies-to-watch-on-netflix.html

11 SEO Tactics You Need to Know in 2015

As search engines continue to evolve, marketers must improve their skills to keep up. According to reports 70 percent of the links search users click are from SEO. Also, inbound leads (i.e. SEO) cost 61 percent less than outbound leads (i.e. cold calling).



from My Pocket http://feeds.searchenginewatch.com/~r/sewblog/~3/It27_Gd-1Xg/11-seo-tactics-you-need-to-know-in-2015 seo

So I've compiled a little list of good talks about programming...

So I've compiled a little list of good talks about programming... (github.com) This is one of the best talks I've ever listened to about how to develop concurrent programs easily. Lots of details here which are applicable to all languages: http://youtu.be/dGVqrGmwOAw



from My Pocket http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/2wk3iz/so_ive_compiled_a_little_list_of_good_talks_about/ programming

Tabris.js Examples – Hello World!

Welcome to our new “Tabris.js Examples” blog series. In each post we will take a closer look at one of the coding examples which show the capabilities of Tabris.js, our new framework for developing native mobile apps in JavaScript.



from My Pocket http://eclipsesource.com/blogs/2015/02/20/tabris-js-examples-hello-world/ javascript, mobile

5 Reasons to Ignore SEO

SEO used to be the central pillar in any online marketing campaign. Your website’s search visibility was the sole indicator of online success. Though search visibility is obviously still very important to most businesses, things aren’t as simple or "clear cut" as they used to be.



from My Pocket http://feeds.searchenginewatch.com/~r/sew/~3/pV77VlGCTs0/5-reasons-to-ignore-seo seo

Live Blog: Yahoo Keynote At Its First Mobile Developer Conference

Flurry’s Jarah Euston is first up on stage introducing the first Yahoo mobile developer event. She says that there are roughly 1,000 developers in the audience. She gives us a bit of history of Flurry. It was founded as a mail app for flip phones in 2005.



from My Pocket http://feeds.marketingland.com/~r/mktingland/~3/2cNH9NolGhw/live-blog-marissa-mayer-keynote-first-yahoo-mobile-developer-conference-119014 mobile