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Mar 24, 2010

How to get a Free Domain Name & Free Web Hosting

Get a Free Domain Name
  • Step 1: To register a free domain, please go to CO.CC website by clicking on the link http://www.co.cc/.
  • Step 2: Now when you are on http://www.co.cc/, find the domain name that you prefer. (In this case I use example.co.cc)
  • Step 3: If your preferred domain name is available, then proceed to the next page by clicking on the "Continue to registration" button.
  • Step 4: Now you are in the registration page. Since you are the new user, please click on the "Create new user" button, then feel in your details.
  • Step 5: Submit the registration form, and now your domain name are registered. To manage your domain name, just login to http://www.co.cc/. I will show how to manage the domain name later.
Get a Free Web & Email Hosting
  • Step 6: To get a free web hosting, please go to 000Webhost by clicking the link http://www.000webhost.com/.
  • Step 7: Now you are in 000Webhost package selection site. There are 2 option for you to choose; 1. Free Hosting 2. Paid Hosting. Just click the "Order" Button on the Free Hosting package to proceed to the ordering page.
  • Step 8: In the ordering page, the is a field that have a default value of "yourdomain.com". Change it to the domain name you just registered at CO.CC. In my case, I will replace it with example.co.cc as domain name.
  • Step 9: Completed the ordering form by feeling your details. Then submit the order. Please give the administrator 24 hours to consider and configure your web hosting.
After 24 Hours
  • Step 10: Within 24 hours, an e-mail will be send to you to confirm your ordering. Now your web hosting is ready but your domain name is not yet set to be pointing to your web hosting.
Manage the Domain Name
  • Step 11: First login to 000Webhost to get 2 set of DNS  provided by 000Webhost. After login, you will see an alert message, and now copy down the 2 DNS sets (ns1.000webhost.com, ns2.ooowebhost.com).
  • Step 12: Go to CO.CC and login in into the domain management site. Now select on Manage Domain option.
  • Step 13: When you are in the Manage Domain area, choose to set the Name Server for your domain.
  • Step 14: Now feel in your Name Server with the 2 DNS sets, you just copied from step 11. Click on setup and all is done.
  • Step 15: Now you upload Worpress for blogging or HTML files for Website/Personal Profile.

Mar 5, 2010

Magento templates is more than HTML

We get a lot of requests for Magento. Not only building a whole site, migrating an old one but also simply doing “PDS to Magento” jobs. And then we get back to the client and they’re always surprised at the time (and dineros) it takes. “But it’s just a PSD?”….Well, yes, but Magento is not just HTML. Really?!!

Here are the main differences:
  • Magento uses mostly blocks for its modules and components so you have to understand how they work and how they fit with your HTML and the overall code. It’s not plug and play and it takes time to figure out. Even after several projects.
  • You have to take into account in your evaluation and work all the pages beyond the home page and product pages, like account log in, checkout, shopping cart, wishlist and so forth….
  • Don’t forget the “communication” pages like transactional emails, newsletter templates, etc…
  • Finally you’ll probably be using javascript to make things a bit more user-friendly, like an accordion menu, or a gallery, so you need to take into account as well.

Overall, creating Magento templates are easily twice or triple the time it takes for a normal “PSD to HTML” job so be careful before you quote anything if you don’t want to lose your shirt. There a lot more pages and templates to play with than the home and product pages.

Feb 23, 2010

DiosCom System is lunching new Application Service Prodiving package


Thanks for all the response we get from the previous posting on facebook. As a response to those comments. We (DiosCom System) feel is better to share the idea directly to you here.

As one branch of our business model, the Application Service Provider (ASP). We are providing a E-Commerce Hosted Platform to businesses which is willing to move in E-Commerce Edge. And the E-Commerce Software we used here is call Magento, the fastest growth open source software in the market of e-commerce.

We are charging RM2K per year to customers who subscribe to the service. What is the RM2K charged for since the software is open source.
1) Fees for Hosting expenses (at the moment we provide up to 10GB Web Storage)
2) Fees for Web Templates and Software Extensions3) Fees for Support & Consultancy:
    - Website Crawl and Indexing with Google Webmaster
    - Website Analysis with Google Analytic
    - Magento Setup and System Update
4) Expenses for our developers to improve the system and contribute back to magento.

As a pro-active actions, we are outsourcing the sales to anyone who are interested, either to do it seriously or just to get some extra income. We are paying 20% to sales person for each sales made (only successful count). Which mean 20% of RM2K, which is RM400. And for every renewal on the next continuous yearly, sales person also will be paid on the same amount as before.

For more, contact us at:
  • E-mail: dioscom.system@gmail.com
  • MSN: jk.cheng@live.com
  • GTalk: jinkang.cheng@gmail.com
  • Skype: jinkang.cheng

Feb 5, 2010

Run a C Program Directly


For this short tip you'll need tcc, the Tiny C Compiler, which comes with most distributions out there, including Debian and Ubuntu. tcc is a small ANSI C compiler which offers the ability to run the program after compiling it, unlike GCC, which (as far as I know) doesn't offer this option. To install tcc in Debian and Ubuntu:

In Debian, as root:
apt-get install tcc

In Ubuntu, use:
sudo apt-get install tcc

Now let's test this. First, create your C source file, e.g.:

Now, save this file as example.c or some other name and make it executable:
chmod 755 example.c # or chmod +x example.c

And the next step is just to run it!
./example.c

"tcc" will compile the source and run it automatically.

Feb 3, 2010

[HD] Avril Lavigne Best Damn Tour Live in Toronto 2008



Pop-punk princess Avril Lavigne plays the hits that earned her legions of screaming fans (and launched a thousand ringtones) on THE BEST DAMN TOUR, a full-length presentation of her 2008 concert in Toronto. Opening with monster hit "Girlfriend," Lavigne rocks through every one of her major singles, including "Complicated," "My Happy Ending," and the ubiquitous "Sk8R BOI."