Harjit Singh Ubhi

Last night I saw 300 the hollywood movie, it’s mind blowing movie, one cannot move their eye balls off the screen, the costumes, the script, the creative backgrounds and last but not the least the finest Actors have contributed to the big success of the movie.

The ancient battle of 300 Spartans to death against the Persians has mind blowing effects, the swords, the arms, the shields as protector everything was just perfect. The king leonidas actor Gerard Butler has done an excellent job in the movie.

I came across a site where the goal was to block multiple login (same user id) at any given point of time for a paid website, which is very unlikely behaviour as far as the technical side and the login trend of secured login based sites goes.
we have build the site in Php/MySql and we have been successful in blocking multiple logins at the same time across the globe.
I would like to hear if anybody else has implemented this system on any of their website.

web 2.0 as a term has become prominent topic on the internet. There are various definations to it for e.g. it is all about rich media integrated easily, gradient strokes, javascript and DHTML mixture and a lot more customised definations.

web 2.0 has come in a big way to the internet especially to the world wide web community in it’s own unique way.

I would say, it is a platform on the internet for web developers to showcase usability in a great way, sites like flickr, you tube and a lot more traffic oriented web sites are frequently using this a platform.

It has very rich and user friendly customer experience, wherein you cannot feel the pinch of the download delay time irrespective of the ISP connection one has.

web 2.0 allows more room for creativity and less number scrolls, like those smart looking forms, and the vertically hidden navigation like windows explorer.

web 2.0 is the way to go for new generation, business oriented websites, especially heavy traffic websites.