February 26th, 2012 by janmejay
Watir (pronounced as Water) is a free open source tool which can be used to automate web applications. It is an extension of Ruby programming language. Unlike most of the other testing tools it gains the advantage of powerful features of Ruby and simulate browser interactions in very simple manner. Lets see how a simple [...]
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December 31st, 2011 by janmejay
I have been trying since long for the past 1 week over the Internet to find a help where I can convert a HTML page with complex table structure to be able to download in excel format without any luck.After struggling for a couple of days I was able to find a solution which I [...]
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September 20th, 2011 by janmejay
REST stands for Representational State Transfer. (It is sometimes spelled “ReST”.) It relies on a stateless, client-server, cacheable communications protocol — and in virtually all cases, the HTTP protocol is used. REST is an architecture style for designing networked applications. The idea is that, rather than using complex mechanisms such as CORBA, RPC or SOAP to connect between machines, [...]
Tags: C, cacheable communications, Common Object Request Broker Architecture, computing, Concurrent computing, Create read update and delete, HTTP, HTTP protocol, Inter-process communication, Java, Perl, Remote procedure call, Representational State Transfer, SOAP, Software architecture, Software engineering, Technology/Internet, Web services, Web Services Description Language
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September 5th, 2011 by janmejay
Social media is a big part of everyone’s life these days.People are spending more time on social networking sites than ever before. Of course, the most popular social networking platform is still Facebook. It surprises me how much time we spend on Facebook. People log in there to play social games and to get updated on what their friends are up to for the day or the weekend. Another [...]
Tags: Facebook, Online social networking
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April 6th, 2011 by janmejay
While I was in Mumbai last week, I saw a new feature on Facebook which notified me of Facebook friends who are from Mumbai. I recently saw a right hand side bar on Facebook which notified me about all my friends in Mumbai. I tried to replicate the same after I came back to Bhubaneswar [...]
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February 6th, 2011 by girish
What is Ubuntu Repository? It is the place where all software’s builds are stored for ubuntu. And when you make any install it downloads the package and install it. Who should create a Repository? If you have a lots of ubuntu machines and you want to update and install a lot of packages in all [...]
Tags: computing, Deb, Debian, Dpkg, faster repository site, Free software, Linux, Linux distributions, Live CD, slow internet connections, Software projects, Technology/Internet, Ubuntu, web configuration
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December 18th, 2010 by janmejay
I always wondered that there must be a way to catch friends off guard when they are invisible. Luckily I came across Python’s XMPP library which helped me. On ubuntu Linux you can install this module using apt. ?View Code BASH1 $ sudo aptitude install python-xmpp python-dnspython The complete script is as below . Open gedit [...]
Tags: computing, Cross-platform software, Free software, Gedit, GNOME, google talk, GTK, guard, invisible users, Linux, Python, Python's XMPP library, R, Technology/Internet, Ubuntu, Vim
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October 24th, 2010 by janmejay
Google has launched its online music service in India that enables users to search for legal music streams and downloads. For its Indian music search service (http://www.google.co.in/music) Google has partnered with In.com, Saregama and Saavn. The three digital music providers, hold rights to hundreds of thousands of Indian tracks – ranging from old and new [...]
Tags: Bollywood songs, Business Partnership, computing, Digital media, Entertainment/Culture, Google, Google Inc., google india, Google Labs, google music, In.com, India, Internet search engines, music search service, online music service, Saavn, Saregama PLC, Technology/Internet, World Wide Web
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August 31st, 2010 by janmejay
Don’t get surprised when you wake up tomorrow & you log on to your Gmail inbox to check your mails, you find sonething new on the left hand side taskbar. Google has this uncanny knack of surprising people & here comes a new funda called the priority mail. The Priority Inbox allows important emails to [...]
Tags: Computer-mediated communication, computing, Cross-platform software, E-mail, email, Gmail, Gmail interface, Google Inc., priority email, priority mail, Technology/Internet, Web 2.0, World Wide Web
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May 23rd, 2010 by janmejay
On the web, people have absolutely no patience. Your link pops up in Google search, someone clicks it, and the stopwatch immediately starts ticking. If your company’s website doesn’t pop up in two to three ticks, I can guarantee that before the fourth tick visitors will click the back button and try the next links [...]
Tags: Clocks, Firebug, free tools, Google Inc., Horology, search results, Stopwatch, Technology/Internet, YSlow
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