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Google I/O 2014 Roundup

Google I/O 2014 has wrapped up, what do the latest round of announcements mean for developers? We take a quick look.

On Our Radar This Week: Google, Build Tools and Debugging in the Browser

Panda 4.0: One Month On, Signs of Recovery

One month after Google's massive Panda 4.0 search engine algorithm update, Jacco Blankenspoor looks at how the web has been affected

Stop the Doomsaying: The Web is Just Getting Started

Whether it's because of a tech bubble, excessive ads, or evil ISPs, plenty believe the web is in trouble. Tim Evko argues internet doomsayers are mistaken.

Google’s BigQuery Provides Free Access to GDELT

Google BigQuery now hosts GDELT - the world's largest dataset on human history - and it's free to use.

What It’s Like Getting Hit by Panda 4.0

As of May 20, I don’t like pandas anymore. Because May 20 was the day I got hit by Panda 4.0, Google's search update, and it killed my traffic.

MySQL Management with Packaged Apps

Learn about ChromeMyAdmin - a packaged app that lets you manage your MySQL/MariaDB database directly from any instance of your Google Chrome browser

Hands On with the Android Wear Developer SDK

Hands on with the Android Wear Developer SDK, Google's tools for creating wearable experiences for existing apps that may appear on Android wearables.

Getting Started with Go

Matthew Setter introduces Golang (or Go), the impressive programming language from Google

GoogleAppEngine 1.9.0. – PHP Updates

Read about the most recent PHP updates in GoogleAppEngine's SDK

SEO Disasters: What Happens When Google De-Indexes Your Site

What’s New in Chrome 33

Chrome 33 has some great new features and improvements, including Custom Elements, new APIs, and much more.

Creating a Visualization App Using the Google Charts API and AngularJS – Part 2

This article continues to look at integrating AngularJS and the Google Charts API. This article specifically focuses on AngularJS directives.

Web Performance Tricks – Beyond the Basics

Learn about some less known web performance techniques

What’s New in Chrome 32

New features in Chrome 32, released and pushed out silently in January.

So You Hired an SEO Consultant: What Should You Expect?

Hiring an SEO consultant might be just the thing your website needs. What should you be getting from them?

Browser Trends January 2014: a Yearly Review

Becoming a PHP Professional: Practical Teamwork

Common teamwork logistics problems and suggested solutions for the same.

What’s New in Chrome 31

Google Web Designer: the Review

What’s New in Chrome 30

Browser Trends October 2013: IE’s Largest Increase Ever?

How to Add Fat-Free Social Buttons to Your Pages

The Hidden Cost of Social Sharing

What’s New in Chrome 28

Google Retires Chrome Frame

12 Free Google Reader Alternatives

Google Reader: Time to Plan Your Exit Strategy

What’s New in Chrome 27

Blink: Chrome’s New Rendering Engine