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How to place Ads anywhere in your Post

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Placing Adsense in the right "place" is important for it increases your revenue(maybe or maybe not). Using Blogger platform, you can place Adsense below the post title or just after your posts. Why not put it in the middle? It will be great like this site:  http://screenrant.com/hobbit-3-peter-jackson/ .  And I would like to share what I have found, here how to do it. With this method you can place your Ad with your own preference, either in the middle, near middle or bottom, anywhere!  Here's how to do it! 1. Find the  <data:post.body/> (tick the Expand Widget Templates) then replace that tag with the code below: <div expr:id='"aim1" + data:post.id'></div> <div style="clear:both; margin:10px 0"> <!-- Your AdSense code here --> </div> <div expr:id='"aim2" + data:post.id'> <data:post.body/> </div> <script type="text/javascript"> ...
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Blockchain?

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   What is blockchain and how does it work? You may have heard the term "blockchain" before, but if you're not quite sure what it is or how it works, don't worry. In this article, we'll give you a brief overview of what blockchain is, how it works, and some potential applications for this revolutionary technology. Blockchain is a digital ledger technology that allows multiple parties to securely and transparently exchange data without the need for intermediaries or trusted third parties. The data in a blockchain is stored in a series of blocks, each of which contains a set of transactions that have been verified by a network of computers called nodes. Once a block is added to the blockchain, it cannot be altered or deleted, making it a highly secure and immutable form of data storage. So how does blockchain work in practice? Let's take the example of a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. When someone wants to send Bitcoin to another person, they initiate a transactio...
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Revamped Our Rainfall Monitoring System

I had mentioned that I was digging ReactJS in my last post, so I applied what I have learned about it to revamp our rainfall monitoring system. It's funny how we code last day, month or year is very much different compared today. It's not bad though, that means we're (I'm) improving or there's a progress. The system before uses JavaScript, JQuery, Openlayers and  a JavaScript library for date formatting. Here's how it works: Request data from a different (an external) domain(server) Get the latest value and append it to the pre-defined GeoJSON object Evaluate the value to determine its rainfall intensity  Finally, plot it on the map Downside, upon clicking each points, the system needs to request again the data to display it in graph. Now, like I said, there's a progress. Aside from using ReactJS, I also changed how it works. Request data from a different (an external) domain(server). Get all the data (not just the last value) from all ava...
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