A few days ago, I found my self replying to an enormous amount of comments left by my fans on Mr. Geek. Why? Because Facebook doesn’t itself provide a functionality to allow moderators to be notified when a new comment is posted on the site. More
Tutorials
Displaying the total upload views count of a channel using Youtube Data API v2.0
A day ago, I realised I have amassed quite a lot of total upload views on my Youtube channel. The number, as of now, precisely is 30,598. Although that number is minuscule in comparison to other Youtube channels out there, it is still worth noting that it is 5 digits and looks quite nice if displayed on a website or a blog. More
New features in Twitter Bootstrap 2.2.1
The super popular web design toolkit Twitter Bootstrap is already here. Even though the two designers aren’t working at Twitter anymore, I am sure it’s still going to be referred to as Twitter Bootstrap. But you can call it Bootstrap too. So the latest version, as of now, is 2.2.1, released on 30th of October 2012. More
Getting started with Bootstrap: Part 1 of Series
Bonjour geeks. This is the first of a series titled ‘Getting started with Bootstrap’. The aim of the series on the large is to help you understand the mechanics of using a web design toolkit, that is Bootstrap. Meanwhile, this particular tutorial aims to get you started with using Bootstrap so you can have the skill set of creating a basic responsive template under 1 hour. Without further ado, let’s get started. More
How to make a Facebook timeline cover that compliments your profile picture [Template]
![How to make a Facebook timeline cover that compliments your profile picture [Template]](http://www.mrgeek.me/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/cover-instructions1.jpg)
When I recently wanted to create a new Facebook timeline cover, I decided I would make one that complimented my profile picture. To do this I spent a long time measuring pixels and adjusting to get everything lined up. In order to save you the trouble, I decided to share my PSD template with readers of Mr. Geek.
How to accept multiple items in a Droppable element? [jQuery]
![How to accept multiple items in a Droppable element? [jQuery]](http://www.mrgeek.me/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/jQuery-UI.jpg)
A couple of days ago, my friend Paul had a problem accepting multiple items in a jQuery droppable element to redirect to multiple places. So I thought a tutorial would do good to the developer community if I can share my solution to this problem. If you didn’t know already, this tutorial is aimed at developers with an understanding of what jQuery is and does. To those of you who don’t know what jQuery is, click here. More
Java Basics – Part 2
After getting some general knowledge in the first tutorial, this second tutorial More
PHP: Do you know your string types?
PHP: Do you know your string types?
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a single-quoted and double-quoted string when writing a PHP More
Java Basics – Part 1
This is the first Java language tutorial in which you will look more closely at a simple program and will basically learn about data types More