Finally I found a new design for this blog site!
I looked after a new theme the during the last weeks on several places and tried also commercial products as a “Woo” theme. Most of themes I found doesn’t met my requirements. Premium wordpress themes are often more unique, but it’s not possible to see if [...]
What do you do normally on weekends? Find a way to get busy in something to refresh your minds? This post will make you busy on your weekends to spend your time in more interesting way. Here we are listing down few of the unique free websites that are fun to use for everyone of [...]
Just finishing off the chapter on bit syntax and pattern matching over bit strings for our Erlang book. We wanted to put in a realistic example, and chose a TCP segment as described here.
Release 1.4.6 includes:
Bug fixes:
1. Grid Resize Does Not Collapse Properly
2. SimpleGrid resizing issues
3. Issues with GWT embedded browser
New features:
1. Implement basic borders API
2. Implement advanced tab panel
3. Columns resizing feature must be implemented in the SimpleGrid
4. Add setDate() to DatePicker
5. New demo application required
6. Add grid methods to provide an ability to get grid [...]
Hey folks, just wanted to provide another update (building on the recent post on some changes since Beta) on some of the changes you will see in the Release Candidate. Again, there are many and this is not an exhaustive list. Of course we continue to gather telemetry from the large number of [...]
My last blog post, on the long-running Sun-Apache Software Foundation spat that resurfaced when it came time to vote on Java EE 6, attracted a bit of interest. Some off-the-record sources chatted with me about it and I now feel like I have a bit more of a sense of what it’s all about. Here’s [...]
I have been writing about the GOF design patterns for quite some time now, and, this would be the last of the series. I will be writing about the Memento pattern today which is a behavioral pattern. You can read about the other patterns from the following links.
One of the nice things about living in Silicon Valley is that you have relatively easy access to a number of the developers you may work with through open source projects, mailing lists, IRC, etc. Today Kohsuke Kawaguchi of Sun Microsystems, the founder of the Hudson project, stopped by the Slide offices to discuss Hudson [...]
For the past couple of months, I’ve been developing a GWT application using a mix of plain ol’ GWT and GXT widgets. When I first started developing it, I didn’t know how to best organize my code and separate the logic. The solution I came up with was to adopt some sort of MVC framework. [...]
This is my second article about creating Wolfenstein-like games with JavaScript, DOM and HTML 5 canvas; the techniques discussed are similar to those used in my WolfenFlickr project. In the first article, I created a basic map for the player to walk around in and a pseudo-3D rendering of the game world using raycasting techniques. [...]
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