Nick Yeoman
Working On The Web
Nick Yeoman Working On The Web

Nick Yeoman - Web Developer

Updated 26May2010

Windows SVN Introduction

I frequently work with other web developers, graphic designers and content writers, who all know HTML. What they don't know is how to access my files and collaborate.

This article is intended for people I work with as a quick introduction to using SVN on Windows.

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Updated 24November2009

Search Engine Optimization

I used to offer SEO services when I started freelancing. Then I started to learn more about SEO and figured out it was just an elaborate marketing ploy to get inside your wallet.

SEO is actually the practice of spamming search engines, which is likely to get you banned from search engines, instead of a higher ranking.

What I do is called web usability, which is the process of making your website easy to use for it's readers. If you have a website that people love using, Search Engines will come to you and you won't need to spam them.

In my blog, I post articles which will actually help your search engine rankings as I only use valid, sources who actually work at Search Engine Companies.

 
Updated 24November2009

Domain Registration

Unlike large domain registrars, I will manage your domain for you.

What does this mean? My "Full service" Domain Registration includes:

  • Registering a .com or .ca name
  • Renewing the domain for you so it doesn't lapse.
  • Manage your DNS (this can confusing to some).

I charge $80 per year for the above service.

 
Updated 01November2009

Web Hosting

I'm a systems administrator so I can meet any hosting requirement you have. Check out the article I wrote "Ten Signs Of A Bad Web Host" published by WebUpon.

Below is a list of services, I currently offer.

Shared Web hosting

This is sufficient for most websites.

Virtual Private Hosting

Do you need a private host? I can set one up and manage it for you.

Dedicated hosting

I can purchase the hardware and install the software to get your website up and running.

 
Updated 30July2009

Ubuntu for web development

This article explains my process of setting up a desktop (or development server) for the purpose of web development. The goal is to create a script which reduces downtime when rebuilding a system from scratch.

In this article I will use Ubuntu Linux for my Operating System.

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Updated 27July2009

Speed Up Development - Aliases

I just read this great article about Command Aliases in Unix shells. I felt so inspired by this post, I'm writing about how you can use aliases to speed up web development.

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