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Archive for March, 2009
My Old day’s JavaScript
9, Mar 2009It’s been more than 10 years I’ve been playing with Javascript. There were times when we had to fight hard for netscape and IE’s weird behavior on DOM. But still i enjoyed those days. Making hobby projects truly for my own was a different level of fun. No commercial thoughts behind efforts. I’d call those [...]
- In: Javascript
- Tags: birthday, calendar, netscape, old days
Make yourself comfortable with Circle Dock
9, Mar 2009How many times have you been irritated finding your most frequently used tools in quick launch, programs menu ? I guess lot of times. Clicking the mouse 3-4 times or more to execute your favorite programs is just awful. There are lot of programs coming to rescue to minimize clicks like using dockbars. But I’m [...]
- In: Tools
- Tags: application dock, circle dock, favorite programs
I just realized that I spend more time with Notepad++ than my wife . Well, it’s nothing new for a full time programmer. So why not make my code editor comfortable for me. I have to stare the editor more than 9-10hrs a day. So a huge pressure on eyes. For a long term perspective, [...]
- In: Tools
- Tags: blackscreen, editor, notepad++, php editor
Think About the following code $a=”I Am John Doe”; $b=explode(“ “,$a); echo “Total Number of words in $a is “.count($b); Now how about this, $name=”I Am John Doe”; $num_of_words=explode(“ “,$a); echo “Total Number of words in $name is “.count($num_of_words); Well, the example was too simple. But things can go terribly wrong when not using meaningful [...]
- In: Php
- Tags: convention, meaningful variable, Php
Safari 4, impressing !!
2, Mar 2009I downloaded the safari 4 for windows(haven’t found enough reasons to swicth to MAC) last week. It looks pretty optimized the way they have designed. It’s no doubt that MAC people are creative. They put signatures wherever they go. The recent release of Safari proves it once again. It gives you the best possible area [...]
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