Tyler C.
Tyler, commonly known as Chacha, is a young programmer and journalist. He is a part time author for a few new sites created under the mother company he co-founded, NextTech Group.
We live in a world dominated by internet, which is being used by hundreds of millions of people everyday, yet most of these people don’t know much about what it is being ran on. Here I’ll try to explain the basics of the programming languages that generate some of today’s most important websites, [...]
So, I’ve found many different IP checkers from many different sites, but none of them really have a short url. IPChicken, IPPlease, all are like 9 characters, add the .com and it is at least 14 characters. Instead, I decided to launch an eight character ip finder. Check out IPPlz.com. It provides you with a [...]
Hey, I just wanted to tell all of you that I didn’t forget you guys. I am currently working night and day on a project at http://thenextintech.com. I am working on a Wordpress theme for them, and finishing all the bugs and stuff. Once this blogging network gets going, I will be taking the position [...]
Awhile back, a NextTech logo started appearing on my site. This is because I joined (and co-founded) the NextTech Group, a group of bloggers that collaborate together. Well, soon we will be taking that a step forward.
TheNextInTech.com, will turn into our main blog that will have 4 authors writing about all things technology. This includes [...]
The first step to managing and sorting through your Twitter list is finding people to follow. Depending on how much information you want to receive, you can place your limit on how many people you actually want to follow. Here are some services to help you get started.
iFollowBack.com
One of the first tools to find people to [...]
Many times, we have a lot of things to say about a certain subject. This often results in really long and annoying posts because everyone has more sites to visit, more articles to read, and more things to do! In order to help you all out in digesting this information, I’ve decide that in order [...]
This question has been arising in my mind for awhile now. What exactly do I blog about? Do I talk about Social Media? How to blog? Do I focus on Twitter or something else? I think that it is very crucial to find exactly what you are blogging about, because then you can actually wrap [...]
I posted a guest post on Alex Wilhelm’s blog about how companies will need to make their content easily available in near realtime so that others can style it. Here is an excerpt.
“Lets say someone just poured out a big bag of M&Ms onto the table for you and that person to share. Now, you [...]
Whenever you go to write a document, you save as often as possible. Whenever you lock the door, you double check that it is locked. And whenever you get up out of a seat, you might check to see if your fly has came undone. Many people have habits that they consistantly do that you [...]
Imagine Social Media like a lot of resturants that you own. Each of them serve something different. At Chacha102’s Click and Link you can get our semi-famous bookmarks, while at the Cha-Cha-Chatroom and Lounge you get a heaping plate of twitter messages. Each of these resturants has something unique about them. Each serves a different [...]