This presentation is for absolute beginners in git.

Recently Heroku has changed their terms that every free application should be inactive for 6 hours a day. This will not work out if we are going to depend on heroku to host a application which we run without any break. Luckily I came to know about Openshift in one of my recent projects and checked their pricing. I was surpised to see that they are also offering some free plans.

In my recent django project, I needed to show timestamps in user's timezone. I thought it will be easier. But it took some time for me to figure out it. I'm listing the steps I followed to achieve that. This may help someone.

Deploying a static website involves more number of steps and will always take time. Because we have to create an account with a hosting provider, register your domain, install a FTP client and then upload your HTML files to the server. Phew! How many steps!!!

In my previous blog, I wrote about getting lat-long coordinates from address. In this blog, I'm going to write about getting timezone from lat-long coordinates. The authentication process remains same for both the process. So both blogs will have same content in the authentication section except for API name.