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lately i noticed that most my views are from Africa, but the subject of my blog is intended for everyone, it's written in English and have a plenty of tutorials. so why all viewers are from Africa ?
Maybe people in other continents aren't very interested in what you have to say. But more likely your blog isn't well known and is being visited by bots or spammers in Africa sniffing your site for email addresses or places to post comments. There is also the possibility that whatever you are using to get analytics is broken.
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Noticed today that Reddit API is always returning "downs" = 0 and "ups" = "score" for all posts.
Example:
http://www.reddit.com/top.json
Bug?
No, this was a deliberate move by the reddit team. I think a lot of people are disappointed.
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I'm asking more of a CSS question I want to design my webpage since all of the functionalities are now working, as you can see in the image below my webpage is quite plain. How can I improve the my webpage to make it more pleasing. Any suggestions, Opinions and CSS sites are appreciated tnx.
The best way to improve your app design, IMO, is to ask a pool of potential users what they think and how will they use.
See http://www.uxteam.com/blog/focus-groups-vs-usability-testing/
DISCLAIMER : but maybe not here in SO :-)
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I'm looking for materials about history of the internet pages developing, from first page writting in CERN, to today - HTML5, frameworks etc. Have somebody any interesting books or other interesting materials about this topic? Or can tell me what bigest steps was in pages developing history?
Take a look at this link which provides many good articles about the history of the internet.
Also a very interesting website is waybackmachine with which you can take a look how the internet pages looked like in the early days
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I remember reading a blog post or something somewhere that said that Google+ either was a modified version of a popular social networking software or was modeled after something of the sort. I however cannot find this post any longer or anything similar.
At least let me know if anyone sees strong similarities between the platform and another open source platform.
Diaspora seems to have provided inspiration for Google+, not sure if it goes beyond merely inspiring it.
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In the image below I have a search results from Google. I wonder what this type of detailed search result is called and how it's done? Thanks!
You're talking about sitelinks. Please have a look to: http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=47334
As stated in the article, it is not something you can force, Google decides whether your site is worth to have them or not.