Data Structures With JavaScript: Tree

How to Use Snapchat for Business

Are you interested in using Snapchat for your business? Wondering how to integrate it into your marketing? Snapchat presents a unique opportunity to reach a new audience that is receptive to clever, creative marketing. In this article you’ll discover how to use Snapchat in your social media marketing. Why Use Snapchat? Snapchat is the fastest-growing […]

This post How to Use Snapchat for Business first appeared on Social Media Examiner.
Social Media Examiner - Your Guide to the Social Media Jungle

by Eva Gantz via Social Media Examiner

The Company You Keep

Clean launching soon page with a simple slideshow of previous work for Melbourne-based 'The Company You Keep' design studio.

by Rob Hope via One Page Love

Robert Jackson-Mee

Photographic portfolio of Robert Jackson-Mee
by via Awwwards - Sites of the day

Here Are The 5 Biggest #SocialMedia Developments That Have Emerged In 2015 - #infographic

There’s been a lot written regarding the top social media trends for 2015. Fortunately, you won’t have to scour through report after report to make smarter marketing decisions. A new infographic named “The State of the Internet 2015: Social Media Trends” from MDG Advertising precisely details just what you need to know.

Key takeaways:
6 of the top 10 most-used apps globally are messages apps. Mobile messaging apps are becoming the cornerstone of communication, especially among younger demographics.

Currently on Facebook, 50 percent of daily active users watch at least one video per day. And Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, has said that he expects the social network's News Feed to be mostly video in 5 years.

by Irfan Ahmad via Digital Information World

Radio Taxis

Radio Taxis, an iconic London brand commissioned Fox Créateur to build a site that reflected London and cab users in an informative, stylish and aspirational way.

by csreladm via CSSREEL | CSS Website Awards | World best websites | website design awards | CSS Gallery

SQL vs NoSQL: How to Choose

In the previous article we discussed the primary differences between SQL and NoSQL databases. In this follow-up, we'll apply our knowledge to specific scenarios and determine the best option.

To recap:

SQL databases:

• store related data in tables
• require a schema which defines tables prior to use
• encourage normalization to reduce data redundancy
• support table JOINs to retrieve related data from multiple tables in a single command
• implement data integrity rules
• provide transactions to guarantee two or more updates succeed or fail as an atomic unit
• can be scaled (with some effort)
• use a powerful declarative language for querying
• offer plenty of support, expertise and tools

NoSQL databases:

• store related data in JSON-like name-value documents
• can store data without specifying a schema
• must usually be denormalized so information about an item is contained in a single document
• should not require JOINs (presuming denormalized documents are used)
• permit any data to be saved anywhere at anytime without verification
• guarantee updates to a single document -- but not multiple documents
• provide excellent performance and scalability
• use JSON data objects for querying
• are a newer, exciting technology

SQL databases are ideal for projects where requirements can be determined and robust data integrity is essential. NoSQL databases are ideal for unrelated, indeterminate or evolving data requirements where speed and scalability are more important.

Continue reading %SQL vs NoSQL: How to Choose%

by Craig Buckler via SitePoint