For most designers the design there website using Photoshop. If you do this and are planning to code it for one of the best CMS WordPress there is an easier way than coding it yourself. PSDtoWP is a service i came across which takes your PSD design and turns it into a fully functioning WordPress theme. You choose the turnaround time, they can even do it in a day! So next time you need a PSD coded for WordPress don't bother doing it your self got to PSDtoWP and get someone to do it for you.

This is a guest post by Zach. Where to start. Oh I know :) hey guys my name is Zach Thibeau and I work at a site we all know and love called PortableApps.com, I'm one of the official Developers and also a Release Team Member that checks the quality of apps before they are released to the general public.

So I bet you all are wondering what is exactly a portable app; well the best definition is found at our website but for the sake of it I'll post here.

"A portable app is a computer program that you can carry around with you on a portable device and use on any Windows computer. When your USB flash drive, portable hard drive, iPod or other portable device is plugged in, you have access to your software and personal data just as you would on your own PC. And when you unplug the device, none of your personal data is left behind."

So this basically means what it says :) Now not every application isn't really portable, our applications uses a middleman called a launcher that does all the work of saving your settings on your flash drive. Without out this "Launcher" your app would still yes run but your data would save on the host PC for anyone to look at and the data you were working on will be left on that computer.

Now how we make our launchers is through a scripting language called NSIS, now normally NSIS is used for making windows based installers to install an application, but our use for it is based on some of the functions in NSIS that are customizable to help save settings to your drive and the install window is set to hidden so you see nothing but your application you want to run.

To let you know our site is community driven, so anyone that knows of a piece of an OSI Licensed Application (OSI: Open-Source Initiative) is a potential candidate to be made portable however stuff that use the Microsoft .net framework is not truly portable since not everyone has a computer that runs the .net framework. Now computers vista and up does have it pre-installed though.

Also another aspect of PortableApps than the above mentioned is that if you have an issue with an application from our site, you can come to our forums here, and post your issue there or come and get live support at here, which is an online IRC interface where there is usually a developer there on hand to help you answer your questions or concerns.

Lots of people are now using Twitter to blog about their life, their website and what there doing but I will give you a list of things that you shouldn't do on Twitter unless you want to #fail.

1. Don't Follow Anyone: You are going to fail big time on Twitter if you don't follow anybody. Nobody will even know that you have your own profile on the site. If your not going to be able to read and interact with other users tweets whats the point in signing up in the first place.


2. Only Tweet Links: If the only reason you are on Twitter is for personal gain, by getting more traffic to your website then turn around and leave as you are not going to get any follower, if you do they will unfollow you pretty sharpish. What gain is there for them if all they see is 'New blog post' or 'Great deal visit this link'.


3. Default FTW: If you keep the default background, avatar, and color scheme on your Twitter profile nobody will follow you as they think you are just trying to get traffic to your website and your not committed to the Twitter-sphere.


4. Just Tweet: Twitter isn't about tweeting it is about community spirit, ReTweeting, @replying, having conversations with people and exploring the many interesting and peculiar types of people that use Twitter. If you never do any of these communal activities you think anyone will do it back?


5. Be A Twit: Your going to fail big time if every time some one tweets something you don't like or disagree with, you start slagging them off and give them abuse. Your followers will see this and then unfollow you until you are left with nothing.

So if you want to succeed with Twitter and micro-blogging don't do the above, unless you want to see I was right. Thanks for reading.

First of all if you don't know what Dropbox is, it is a free online storage website with a twist. As well as being able to manage your files online you can download software on all common Operating Systems which adds a folder onto your computer which you can just drag and drop or copy and paste the files you want online. Then in the background it will automatically sync the files. This is useful for backing up important files and I also use it for backing up my website.

I would really recommend everybody checking this out and if you use the links in this post you will get an extra 250mb of space. Or you can click here. If you have any thoughts and comments on Dropbox I would love to here them in the comments.