Book Review: JavaScript: The Definitive Guide 5th Edition

June 2010 Posted by John Jason Reyes

Book Review - JavaScript: The Definitive Guide 5th Edition

Considered as an essential resource for JavaScript programmers. O’Reilly’s JavaScript: The Definitive Guide 5th edition is one of the books to look for when it comes to JavaScript.

As good as the introduction sounds, the book is unfriendly to those who are unfamiliar with programming. But, is a good book to those who know programming but is new to JavaScript.

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Virtualization with Ubuntu 10.04 - Lucid Lynx

May 2010 Posted by Allan Tan

Virtualization with Ubuntu 10.04 - Lucid Lynx

With the growing projects, we’ve decided to upgrade our test servers to a production grade server and setup virtual machines within the server. This move really makes sense because instead of allocating a workstation for each project as test machine, we are cutting it down into one server with multiple test VMs.

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Using CSS Position in Creating Boxes w/ Rounded Corners

March 2010 Posted by Kervi Cioco

Using CSS Position in Creating Boxes with Rounded Corners

There’s this CSS trick I came across a couple of years ago that never seize to amaze me. It’s the use of 2 position attributes to control elements within a defined boundary. It is, by far, one of the most lucrative piece of info that I get to apply in so many design situations and actually, if you’re starting to learn about CSS, this is going to take you far.

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Dashboards: How to make it effective

February 2010 Posted by Allan Tan

Dashboards: How to make it effective

We’ve seen effective use of dashboards with various applications. Dashboard shows the summary of the entire system operations in just one page. In addition, they make your application look cool and more interactive with use of graphs and charts. So now its your turn to create a dashboard for your killer app, here are some tips to make it more effective.

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Converting to Tiff on Mac using Java Advanced Imaging

While there are a number of resources on the net talking about converting images to tiff in Java using JAI, I wasn’t able to come across one that works on a Mac. JAI is a separate download from the JDK and unfortunately, there are no mac version of JAI that can be downloaded from the Sun site. Upon reviewing the jar files included in OSX, I found…

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Custom Dependency Injection, Simplified Spring-like Framework

I’m a Spring fan, but I decided not to use Spring in our recent project because I don’t want bulky jar files in our application but I wanted to have spring-like configuration. So, I’ve decided to write my own dependency injection code in less than 50 lines of code!! To simplify dependency injection, I’ve taken out most of the advanced configuration features and…

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Success factors in outsourcing

August 2008 Posted by Ideyatech

Success factors in outsourcing

Outsourcing helps your business by allowing it to focus its energies and resources on its core strengths. However, the success of outsourcing depends on a lot of factors, the top of which comes from you, the party that decides on whether outsourcing will actually help you achieve your business goals. Success factors involved in outsourcing?

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Apache Ivy : An Agile Dependency Manager

June 2008 Posted by Rey Jexter Bumalay

Apache Ivy : An Agile Dependency Manager

Why I Choose Ivy? The main thing I like about Ivy is its simplicity. You can use Ivy with only ant installed on your system (and of course, java). This means that you don’t need to download any Ivy related libraries or when using eclipse, no plug-in is needed. You can run everything using ant, from installing the ivy library to downloading the dependencies.

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