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How to Set-up Magento Google Analytics

Magento Google Analytics

 

Google Analytics is a free Google service which allows web masters and business owners to monitor traffic, track page views and sales conversions. Google Analytics provides detailed statistics about the web traffic and is the most popular and best website traffic tracking tool used by website owners.
Magento is one the most popular Ecommerce platforms for building a stunning e-commerce website. It is widely used by developers in e-commerce web development. We can set up Magento Google Analytics to gain insights into which page of our ecommerce website gets maximum views, less traffic and many more traffic analysis features.

 

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Use Design Pattern Singleton in Java to control the heap overflow

Design Pattern Singleton in Java

Singletons are useful to provide a unique source of data or functionality to other Java Objects. Design pattern singleton is used to control the heap overflow. It limits the user to create one object for a particular class. If we need to add more functionalities then we can create more objects.

 

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Facebook introduces “Donate” Button for Non-Profits

facebook launches donate now button

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Want to donate to charity from the social networking site? Facebook has launched “Donate” Button that will allow non-profits to easily take contributions from users directly from their facebook page.

 

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Microsoft new import tool allow Gmail users to migrate to Outlook.com

import your Gmail into Outlook.com

Microsoft has announced a new service/import tool that will allow users to switch from Gmail to its Outlook.com mail service. So if you are considering to move from gmail to outlook mail service, you can do it easily with the new Outlook.com import tool.

 

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Use onstop() callback method in Android to recover activity state if destroyed accidently

 Use onstop() callback method in Android to recover activity state if destroyed accidently

 

In android system, activity gets destroy in two scenarios.

 

 

1. When user press back button or write code in activity to destroy itself.
2. When activity is currently in paused/stopped state and it is not used in for a long time and current foreground activity requires more memory or resources.

 

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