When will IE allow decent plugin development? Right now you need to jump through hoops, mess with c++ code, compile dll(s) and hope the user will actually install external exe. Insane.
Be incompetent, blame others, profit.
Host your site on a shared hosting, with another 1000 users, blame godaddy when it goes down.
Don't understand ssl, blame godaddy when you make mistakes.
GoDaddy are freaking excellent! for domains that is. All other services are crap, and if you bothered to actually check your facts, read some reviews, you would know that.
This is really awesome, even though i never bothered to follow any official design pattern yet still survived, and my code was efficient and easy to read. Memorizing 13 design patterns looks like an over kill unless you are developing the next OS and working in a 5000 developers team.
you fail to understand that javascript was meant to run inside a browser. inside any html page just add script tags and execute your script. you don't need a webserver to run javascript.
instead of remembering passwords, remember usernames. That way if one account is hacked, they won't know the password can be used in some other service...
false.
don't hire incompetent coders who don't know what they are doing. Security is easy, don't assume any input is safe, clean and verify before doing anything with it. Be aware of security issues and best practices. Ah yeah, don't let untrusted people access your db.
looks cool, for price comparison this is awesome.
But, me and probably most serious people will prefer actual users reviews & benchmarks over prices comparison.
usually student projects are of low technical quality (eg, what they teach you is useless in real world). So unless you got some other real life experience i would not bother.