The Coding Bus

Monday, 4 February 2019

Liked on YouTube: How to create first program in HTML

How to create first program in HTML

Hypertext Markup Language, a standardized system for tagging text files to achieve font, colour, graphic, and hyperlink effects on World Wide Web pages.
via YouTube https://youtu.be/I6rl7eSUQuk

Thursday, 17 January 2019

How to link one page to another page using Image in HTML code download

How to link one page to another page using Image in HTML code download

First create this page with firstpage.html name

<html>

<body>

        <h1>First Page</h1>

    <p>

        <a href="second.html">

        <img src="TheCodingBus.png" height="200" width="200">

        </a>

    </p>

</body>

</html>

Now create second page name is second.html

<html>

<body>

        <h1>Second Page</h1>

    <p>

This is your Second Page Click Here below and go

to the Firts Page

        <a href="firstpage.html">

        <img src="TheCodingBus.png" height="200" width="200">

        </a>

    </p>

</body>

</html>

Then last download this image and run your program

Watch video Here

https://youtu.be/F0ZYiSnN0Pg

Download code from here

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XtaEjAI4nMECpnw2vjndisnULZ2VcRIQ/view?usp=sharing

Sunday, 23 December 2018

How to create your first ReactJS application online

We are going to create our first program in react js we don't need to do any setup because we are going to use Codepen.io.
React js is a Library for creating the better Application Design.
Here is my code -:

//HTML //

<div id="app"></div>

//CSS//

.person{
display:inline-block;
box-shadow: 0 4px 4px #ccc;
border-style:solid;
width:200px;
border-radius:10px;
border-shadow:2px 2px;
margin:20px;
paddin:20px;
text-align:center;
font-family:arial;
background-color:#008080;
color:white
}

//React JS Code//

function Person(props){

return(
<div class="person">
<h1> {props.name}</h1>
<p> Age :{props.age}</p>
</div>
);
}
var app = (
<div>
<Person name="mariay" age="23"/>
<Person name="Zerry" age="23"/>
<Person name="jono" age="24"/>
</div>
);

ReactDOM.render(app,document.querySelector("#app"));

Monday, 10 December 2018

How much does it cost to build a website in India 2019?

Almost everyone will say cost depends on your need which is true but is incomplete. Cost of development also depends on whom you hire what processes he takes and how much he thinks truly in your interest.

It’s not a good idea to spend for the things you don’t need in reality.

In most of the cases, the client doesn’t have any idea of technical things & their costs (in term of money, the time required & skill level).

Like a simple problem in maths can be solved in no. of ways the same feature can be designed in a no. of ways. One way can take 2 min to solve a problem other can take 2 hrs or even more.

As a customer or client, the important thing for you is to fulfil your needs in the best possible way without the need for unnecessary expenditure. Also giving you enough flexibility at the same time.

But the Irony is that the same is rarely a concern for most of the developers or web development agencies out there.

Let’s come to cost. There are three major costs:-

Domain Name
Hosting
Design

Let’s talk about each in little detail:-

Domain:- (aka name of your website):- It’s a fixed cost, which costs around 600–1200 INR/Year. You can check their prices here on Godaddy (you can easily get discounts in most cases which can lower this cost to almost 500 INR/Year for 1st 2 years).

Hosting:- You need a computer called server to keep your website file which is always connected to the internet. For this, you need a Hosting Providers (Ex:- Bluehost, Siteground, Godaddy etc).

Before coming to cost there are few things you should understand.

Like your mobile has limited RAM and Storage. Same is there in case of the web server. Your mobile’s RAM decides no. of apps (depending upon size) you can run simultaneously in cases of server it decides how many visitors it can handle at a time.

(It is just an illustration of major factors, there are many factors also which matters)

Hosting Cost, You can get it for free also(with many restrictions on RAM, Storage etc) but few free hosting providers can give you enough to handle 100–500 Visits for simple information websites with 99%+ uptime.

You should opt for paid hosting. Which starting around 2k per year to 5k per year (Enough for most of the Small and Medium-sized business). There are also dedicated hosting which many large organisations opt for which can costs more than 10K INR per month too.

I use bluehost.com & 20i to host my 90% of the client website.

SSL:- (Green padlock symbol with the secure word in URL bar in most browsers). You can get this for free but many paid hosting providers like Bluehost with just a click or a contact to support. The free certificate if enough in most cases of small and medium business.

Business emails:- This is also something you can get for free many hosting providers give 5 or more free emails with their most of hosting plans. 5 emails are enough for most of the small and medium-sized business. In case you need unlimited email a bit research is needed and many hosting providers provide this too free with their hosting plans.

Note:- It's important to know your need or say the potential amount of size and amount of use of your website. So that you spend just for what you need. You can migrate your site from one hosting provider to other anytime.

Migration Cost:- For medium websites (like of a school, college etc) just a few hours to a day. Depends on developer how much he charges. If your site is on CMS like Wordpress, Joomla etc. Anyone can learn how to migrate less than an hour and do it himself.

Let’s come to the most important part least known to a typical customer and most flexible cost.

Design:- If what the developer takes for his time is excluded. It can cost zero to anything like 10K+ even for a simple website (like of a school/college etc.)

Let me explain you this with a simple illustration.

Suppose you need to edit a photo (you just need to add a text over it) you know one photo editing tool Adobe Photoshop. You go and buy it for one year for around 8K INR.

Although you could have done the same with many free tool even with the gallery app of your phone but lack of knowledge of available tools cost you much.

Similar things happen in design also, for example, there are tons of good free Themes which can easily fulfil your needs but you or your designer may be convinced to go buy premium themes (although you don’t need that much or will never use extra premium features).

We all know technology is getting cheaper day by day.

Like app in your phone adds extra features there are ( in PHP, WordPress, Joomla etc) plugins which add an extra feature like QnA Platform, Classified Platform, Chat, Push notification etc to your website. They could be free or paid. In many cases, you can get almost the same thing for free of a similar version from another provider for a few dollars.

So, It’s important that your developer has the knowledge of free tools also and thinks in your best interest in order to get the best for your hard earned money.

Cost of designing (in the Indian market) varies from 3K (like for a small static informational website to 30K+ like for an e-commerce website.

Remember your design cost will largely depend on the skills/qualification of developer and the time he invests on your project and time depends largely on the process, not the final result.

A simple illustration, you can hire an IITian to teach maths to your kid of 5th Standard or Hire a 12th Standard student good at maths and explaining things. Although both with give the same amount of time and will teach almost the same but you will have to pay much higher in 1st case.

Summing Up:- You can get your website live with as little 1k including domain, hosting and design or can cost you 20k+ too you need a large website with lots of features.

This answer has been written in the context of needs of most of the individual, small or medium businesses with a purpose to create awareness so that they can get what they need at the best budget.

By now I hope your most of queries related to website cost have been cleared yet.

I am a self-taught Web Developer, who always researches a lot before spending money so that I get what I actually needed at the best price. Be it a domain name, Hosting provider to themes or plugins.

Your Upvote can help this answer to spread to more no of people. Where too many misleading answers are moving out there.

If you are a self-employed professional, small business owner, run institution/school/college/coaching etc. Feel free to reach to me. I’m sure I will be the best fit for you.

Don't hesitate to call me or Email me.
Consultancy and Suggestion are Totaly Free of Cost.
You can contact us for website designing and development

Sourabh Dubey
Website-: www.minzor.com
Email-: sourabh@minzor.com
-: +91 8770689525
-: +91 8656071107

Thank You 😊

Thursday, 25 October 2018

How to backup & restore your wordpress website in 3 minutes free 2018

So in this video, we will demonstrate how easy it is to setup backup plugin on a WordPress website. It's 100% free and one of the best WordPress backup solutions available in the market!

The Coding Bus

Friday, 19 October 2018

How to Choose a Great Domain Name for Your Business

Choosing the right domain name (and one that sits well with your brand and audience) is vital for sending out the right message and making sure your website gets the hits it deserves.

You might be thinking, “but surely my domain name will just be the same as my business?”

The answer to that is yes and no. Yes, your domain name needs to reflect your business and align with it, but a little more thought needs to be put into it than that.

Here's 9 tips I’ve put together to help guide you in choosing a great domain name that keeps on working for your business!

Tip 1: Stay Away from Keyword Stuffed Domains

The internet in the 90s and early 2000s was filled with keyword stuffed domain names, like “EasyChickenRecipes.com” – essentially, they were made up of keywords that people searched for in Google.

Today, keyword-heavy domains don’t have as much power as they used to. Instead, you want to hint at what it is you do without getting all 90s.

So, if you run a website that provides thousands of easy chicken recipes, you might go for “ChickenChef.com” instead of the keyword-heavy “EasyChickenRecipes.com”.

People will be able to tell what it’s about (chicken), but it has a bit of character and personality.

Tip 2: Make it Brandable

Think about your brand and what kind of “experience” you want your audience to have – do you want to send out a fun and carefree vibe? Or something more serious and corporate? Consider this when choosing your name, and make sure your domain reflects your brand.

If you run a Thai takeaway business and you want to send out a fun, youthful message, you might choose “EatThaiTonight.com” instead of “MoonriseThaiTakeaway.com”.

DID YOU KNOW? The most expensive domain name ever sold is insurance.com, which sold for $35.6 million in 2010.

Tip 3: Think of the Future

Where do you see your business headed in the future? Don’t make the mistake of creating a domain name from trending words that will go out of fashion in six months.

Instead, make sure you choose something lasting and that can evolve with your business. For example, if you’re a marketing agency, will you expand into web design services in the future? Make sure your domain name gives your business room to grow.

Tip 4: Keep it Short

As well as making sure your domain is on brand, you want to keep it short so it’s memorable. No one has time to remember a five-word domain, especially when it’s all bunched together in one, long unreadable sentence.

If your business name is long, consider shortening it or adding initials to keep your domain short and snappy.

Tip 5: Avoid Numbers & Symbols

Likewise, you don’t want to confuse people by adding numbers and symbols.

Ideally, you want your domain to include just letters all in one line without anything to break them up.

If your business name is “John’s Hairdressers” but your domain is “johns-hairdressers.com”, you might get a lot of people forgetting the “-” and going to the wrong place.

Tip 6: Check the Readability & Spelling

Following on from the last point, you want to make sure your domain name doesn’t include any tricky spellings that might trip people up.

Your domain name should be intuitive in its spelling and readability. People won’t just be seeing your domain when it’s written down, you might have to spell it out in person or voice it over the phone.

You don’t want to have to go over it again and again, and you want to consider how it looks when it’s written down (does that O look like a 0, for example).

Tip 7: Check if .Com is Available

The most common domain ending is .com, but this doesn’t mean it’s the only available ending.

In fact, you can now put whatever you want as the ending, so you might have Thai.Takeawayinstead of ThaiTakeaway.com!

It’s worth bearing in mind that most people intuitively type in .com, so check whether the .com is available, too, if you decide to go for another option, just so people don’t end up on a different site when they want to be on yours.

DID YOU KNOW? There are a total of 1519 TLDs (as of Nov 2016) and the .com TLD accounts for 50% of all registered domain names.

Tip 8: Check Whether the Social Channels Available?

It’s highly likely you’ll want to secure some social media handles for your business once you’ve set up your domain, so you might want to check whether the appropriate handles are available before you commit to buying the domain.

Check Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and any other social media channels you want to use to see if anyone has already nabbed the name you want.

Tip 9: Check for Copyright

So you’ve gone through all of these steps and you’ve found a domain name that fully reflects your business that you’re ready to dive in with.

But hold up a minute. Before you go ahead and click that buy button, make sure there are no copyrights around it and that there are no similar brands using a similar name that your audience might get confused with.

While you want to choose a domain that’s in-line with your business and its goals, you also want to make sure it’s unique and memorable and, therefore, not like any others out there.

You also don’t want to get caught up in any nasty lawsuits in the future if you power on ahead with a domain name that’s too similar to another brand.

Conclusion

Choosing a domain name shouldn’t be something you do in fifteen minutes.

It’s something that takes a lot of thought and consideration as, often, it’s the first thing people will see when introduced to your business.

You might think your domain name is simply the series of letters that goes in the search bar, but it actually conveys a whole lot more about your business than you think. It shows what you’re all about and what kind of business you are running. You also want to make it easy for people to find you, so keeping things short, concise, and easy-to-understand is vital

refrence: howtogetonline.com

Wednesday, 17 October 2018

How do I choose a good domain name?

Tip 1: Keep Your Domain and Website Name as the Same

Remember that you domain name should be your website name. This is because when people think about your website, the first thing that flashes on their mind will be your site name, thus if this name is also your URL, they will automatically know where to go. For instance, when people think of HowsHosting.com, they only need to type this site name into the browser, without the need to search for the web address.

In fact, this practice is especially important if you hold your site as an e-commerce one. Generally, you name your online stores with the company name, brand name, or the type of the main products, so you need to choose your domain accordingly, which can effectively reflect your business.

Tip 2: Focus on the Domain Name with .com Extension

It is worth trying to grab a .com domain name when you set up a new site, after all, the .com is the mostly used TLD, and is preferred by both visitors and search engines. Also, we highly recommend you redirecting other domains with different extensions to your main domain name that ends in .com.

Tip 3: Keep Your Domain Short but Not Obscure

It is far better to select a domain name which is short in length, because it makes easy for people to type and remember. Conversely, if your domain is long with a series of unrelated letters like http://tohwtognoe.com, how can people recall it and type it into the address bar? Besides, from the online marketing point of view, the shorter your domain name is, the more likely people will be to introduce your site to their friends.

However, keeping the domain short doesn’t mean that you have to name your domain like http://bwh360.com when your original choice is HowsHosting. In some cases, you need to expand your domain with some specific words, which can clearly explain your site, and in the meanwhile, make people feel easy to remember and type correctly.

Tip 4: Make Your Domain Name Be Unique

A unique domain name can be remembered easily. As a matter of fact, many single-word domains are not available, and you had better create a special word. Here are the suggestions: trying to compound two simple words (Facebook), to use a phrase, to blend some parts of two words, to tweak a word, to affix a word with a suffix or prefix, or to create a unique name that is creative and can be easily used as a brand name.

Tip 5: Keep Your Domain Name Simple

Keep away from some complex spellings and pronouncing because they are hard to remember. It is one thing to come up with a great characteristic name that is not difficult to remember. Another point you need to pay attention is to avoid hyphens. This is because when there is a hyphen in one domain name, people are very likely to forget where the hyphen should go, or even totally forget that this domain is separated by a hyphen.

What’s more, a hyphenated domain name might make readers confused with some similar domains. For example, if people want to type your domain, which is bluehost-hosting-review, but type in bluehosthostingreview instead, that might take advantages to your competitors, not to you.

Tip 6: Make Your Domain Rich in Keyword

Choose a domain name that is full of keywords that are related to the website. That is because when people think about your website, the first thing that comes to their mind is your website name. For example, if the website is something about cars, the site name might be Carsale.com or We Do the Research, You Do the Driving which must contain with the word “car”. Besides, including the keywords that people usually enter when searching for the products or services can help to improve your ranking in search engines (which increases traffic) and just makes more sense to the customers.

Tip 7: Make Your Domain Name Easily Understood

When readers look at or hear your domain name at the very beginning, this domain name should be easily understood which clearly tells what the website is about. Thus, it is very important for you to choose a domain that is easy-to-understand and can be used as a brand as well. The goal is to make the domain name to be passed on easily and to be memorable. This is more likely to happen if people don’t have to stop and think about how to say or spell it.

Tip 8: Focus on Your Website Content

Never choose a domain name of “cosmetic.com” for a fishing website. You have to make sure that the domain and your website content are highly related. It is possible that your website may contain multiple categories. In this case, you’d better choose a broad word that can summarize all your categories perfectly. For instance, if you website is used for the selling of balls, sneakers and sportswear, then you can choose the domain of “http://sportselling.com” or something else.

Tip 9: Avoid Duplication

Before purchasing the domain name, you have to make sure that it has not been used as the trademark and business name by any others. After all, domain duplication or infringement issue can cause a great mess for your fortune and website operation.

How to Choose a Domain Name For Your Web Presence

Tip 10: Try Your Best to Avoid Hyphens and Numbers

You always need to bear in mind that anything that can cause confusion and misunderstanding should be avoided. In this case, you’d better not to add any numbers or hyphens into your domain name. After all, if people hear your domain name, they can be confused that whether you are using the Arabic numbers or spell the number out. Also, they may forget the exact number and the number location. As for the dash or the hyphens, people are likely to forget the existence.

Tip 11: Make Your Domain Name Brandable

This tip is really important for some business sites or the official portals and platforms. Making your domain brandable means when people see or hear your domain name, they will realize your brand instantly. Generally, a brandable domain name has the following features.

No hyphens and numbers for they sound strange and unprofessional.
The domain should be easy to say and to remember.
The uniqueness must be ensured.
No trademark infringement against other business.

Tip 12: Do Not Use Doubled Letters, Numbers and Characters

We highly recommend you to avoid the use of double stuffs, including characters, letters and numbers. After all, the double situation may confuse your readers and most people are likely mis-spell your domain name unintentionally. This can lead to the loss of traffic.

Tip 13: Leave Some Rooms to Grow and to Expand

Generally, we do not recommend you to use a specific keyword for your domain name. After all, this may limit your future possibilities and growth. For instance, if your website currently is about biscuit cooking and you use the word of “biscuit”, it can be hard for you to make your web content broad to other baking fields.

In this case, when choosing a domain name, you can make it related to your target niche but not to be specific. This gives you enough room to grow and does not require you to move to a new domain when you want to add something new to your website.

Tip 14: Act Fast

You should know that domain names sell really fast. After all, they are not the expensive stuff and the registration process is quite simple. In this case, many people will register their target domain far before they start creating a website. Therefore, once you have found a perfect option, you’d better make the purchase as quickly as possible.

Tip 15: Choose A Trust-worth Domain Registrar

There are many bad stories that some small domain registrars suck for their customers’ domain names. Typically, many registrars prevent their customers moving away by locking the domain name. In the worst case, some SCAM registrars directly take the domain name to be their own if you’re closed to be successful. So, you shall register a domain name with a trust-worth provider.