A few days ago I posted an article how to boost up your traffic and get more readers on your blog for free. Here's an article that'll make you think again about BlogRush. Does it really work? For me it did: It got a couple of more readers on my blog and have more visits than before.

I'm not writing this article to get more BlogRush users. I just write about the up- and downsides about the service and give you some tips. Now it's up to you to decide whether or not to use it.

Commenting is absolutely necessary when programming. It's useful to you because you won't forget what you were doing or thinking at that time. But it's expecially useful for others because they'll know how to work with your code.

Every programming language has it's own way of making comments, which can be very annoying. Never had that you were making Java comments on your HTML page? Here's a small list of some programming languages with their way of commenting. Alltough CSS, HTML and MySQL aren't real programming languages, I posted them in this list because it can be useful for webdesigners.

Many people on the internet have a blog these days. Some are interesting to read, others are not. What bloggers above all want, is getting as much website traffic on their blog. This simply means getting as much readers as possible.

There are many ways to get more readers. First, you'll need to create a RSS Feed for your blog. To keep track of your feed, submit it to Feedburner. Now get ready to blog and share.

Depending on what you write, there are several options to get the world to know that you've created an awsome post. You can submit them to community sites such as StumbleUpon, Del.icio.us, Digg etc.

If you're still not satisfied with the results, you can try a whole new way of sharing your posts: BlogRush. It'll boost up the traffic on your website and you'll probably get more readers out of it. It works like a charm! And best of all: It's completely free.

A couple of weeks ago, Microsoft launched Silverlight. It had to be the opponent of Adobe Flash. I have to admit, I was really curious what this Silverlight could do, if you can really think you can just "bump off" Flash from their number 1 position on the net.

I tried Tafiti (Also from Microsoft) to test this new Silverlight. It's a Silverlight driven search engine. As expected, it really looks beautiful. But is it really that useful? I don't think so.

Also like to use the mailingservice from Google, Gmail? You're not alone, with the massive amount of space you'll get with your Gmail account, many users worldwide are using this service. Here's a nifty little trick that'll allow you to create a bookmark that'll automatic will log you in to Gmail. No entering of your username / password is required every time you log on. Tested on Internet Explorer and Firefox, but will probably work on other browsers too.