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Blog: unsa diay ang Blog?
| Date Added: April 16, 2008 08:12:03 AM |
| Author: Anonymous |
| Category: Recreation: Crafts and Hobbies |
| am asked every week via emails, IRC chats, and Instant Yahoo Messaging to define: ‘what is a blog’. But this is just a website, right? Yeah, I get that a lot. On several time sa akong pagbasa basa ug mga blogs, I asked to some people if blogs are just websites. Yes, it’s true, blogs are a type of website, but there’s more to it than that. Back when the Internet was young, more than a decade ago, creating websites wasn’t easy. There weren’t any tools that allowed you to design a site. Instead, you had to program a website just like you were writing a piece of software. Every website is made up of a coding language called HTML, or HyperText Markup Language.”Hay Perti ka lisud.. ma remember nako tong studyante pa ko’. Pero ‘HTML isn’t for everyone. It’s not the most difficult coding language in the world, pero lisud man sad i-memorize ang codes. Because of this, websites designed in the late-1990s tended to be created by people who were very tech-savvy, nag explore ko ug sugod buhat ug website thru Yahoo Geocities. Ug daghan na nga mga I-net companies offers free web hosting, web site tools easy drag-and-click to create a website but even if you just wanted to have a simple website about yourself or your family, you first had to learn a lot about how the web worked. People started to publish online diaries using HTML to code websites about their daily lives. It was like keeping a personal journal, but sharing it with the world. Then they started publishing travel diaries, writing first-person stories about personal vacation adventures. Web diaries were sometimes referred to as “Web logs,”. In the early 2000s, programmers began exploring ways of making these Web logs easier to publish. Karon daghan na kayo ug mga online programs/software, and web tools that allows you to publish a Web log simply by filling out a form ug dili na mag coding coding in each page, memorize sa HTML and other web programming language, but by clicking, dragging, and writing it and the online free software would do the rest. Thousands and thousands of Internet users began publishing on their Web logs, or “blogs” for short. The software also became more sophisticated, allowing people to publish complex websites. until even in Davao City, naa nay mga bloggers group(a person who blog)nga naga conduct ug seminars how to blog, and observe ethics on blogging. Sa akong research, what mean exactly to a blog; many blogs provide commentary or news on a particular subject; others function as more personal online diaries. A typical blog combines text, images, and links to other blogs, web pages, and other media related to its topic. The ability for readers to leave comments in an interactive format is an important part of many blogs. | [An Expression ] |
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