Ajax AutoComplete for jQuery
Ajax Autocomplete for jQuery allows you to easily create autocomplete/autosuggest boxes for text input fields. Built with focus on performance – results for every query are cached and pulled from ...
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27 Jan 2012 20:54 PM
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NoSQL Comes of Age: Why Perfect Market Likes MongoDB and Why You Should, Too
No SQL databases are no longer a joke, shrouded in the corner of hype terms and prototype implementers. More specifically, MongoDB is one such NoSQL database leading the way; by moving from the hobbyist space to running production systems for the world's
27 Jan 2012 20:51 PM
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Rounded Corners 324 – Cached for too long
HTML We Can Two killer presentations from Eric Bidelman: The Edge of HTML 5 and What’s New in HTML5 Media Fan This week I installed Sensu on our servers. Sensu is a modern-day Nagios, if Nagios was Puppet, Sensu is the Chef. Recommended, even
27 Jan 2012 20:46 PM
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End of Firefox Support for Windows 2000
For a number of years we've held off on updating our Windows toolchain to a newer version of Visual Studio, and in so doing preserved support for Windows 2000 and Windows XP RTM and SP1. Firefox developers and the 99.6% of our Windows users have paid a
27 Jan 2012 20:46 PM
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Story concept: Dead man walking
I often sketch out stories in my head, just because it’s something I enjoy doing. Occasionally I turn them into shorts, but I’ve neither the patience nor the talent to really turn them into anything longer so most of the concepts just wither
27 Jan 2012 20:44 PM
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Deploying Grails applications on AppFog. First impressions.
I had a chance to play a little bit with AppFog today. Appfog is a version of VMWare’s Cloud Foundry hosted by the makers of PHPFog that aims to overcome some of the limitations of the VMWare product. It’s very … Continue reading →
27 Jan 2012 20:44 PM
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This Week in Ruby: Rails 3.2, Rails Tutorial, and Why You Should Learn Smalltalk
It's the latest Web-based syndication of Ruby Weekly, the weekly Ruby and Rails e-mail newsletter (which just tipped 11K subscribers). Ruby Weekly now has a 'tips' page where you can submit links for potential inclusion so if you're releasing something
27 Jan 2012 20:41 PM
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NuGet Project Uncovered: Stimpack
If you are coming to this series of posts for the first time you might check out my introductory post for a little context. Stimpack is another project leveraging ReactiveExtensions (RX). It’s based off of ReactiveUI and has some interesting concepts for
27 Jan 2012 20:38 PM
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How I Got Node.js Running On A Linux Micro Instance Using Amazon EC2
In the past, I've dabbled with Node.js (a server-side JavaScript runtime environment) on my local MacBook Pro. If you know JavaScript, it's not too hard to get something up and running on your local machine. Putting Node.js out into the wild, however, is
27 Jan 2012 20:38 PM
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SQL SERVER – Lots of Date Functions – Find Right One to Use – Quiz – Puzzle – 27 of 31
Year 2011 was a year of learning and opportunity for me. My recent book, SQL Server Interview Questions and Answers, has received such overwhelming love and support from all of you. While writing the book, I had two simple goals: (1) Master the
27 Jan 2012 20:37 PM
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Legacy CA/Nimsoft Proves Our Point: Zenoss is the Cisco UCS Monitoring Champ!
It simply amazes me how legacy companies like CA/Nimsoft, would rather reinvent themselves via marketing instead of innovative products. When CA purchased Nimsoft, I wrote, “CA Hits a Homerun and Acquires Nimsoft.” As a funny aside, that blog post almost
27 Jan 2012 18:33 PM
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Speed up Perlbrew with Test Parallelism
Steven Haryanto's Perl First World Problems #1 reminded me of something I've taken for granted lately. You may have read my Controlling Test Parallelism with prove and Parallelism and Test Suites. I still have Test::Harness parallelism enabled by default
27 Jan 2012 18:32 PM
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Hello
Hello, my name is Roberto Alsina. You may know me from my appearances in "KDE Developers in the Stone Age" and "PyQt programmers gone wild". On the other hand, I am not: Roberto Alsina, who lives in Houston and is active in the
27 Jan 2012 18:28 PM
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Because it's Friday: Movie Poster Cliches
The principle of "small multiples" — displaying multiple charts of the same type to compare differences — was introduced by Bill Cleveland and popularized by Edward Tufte and the "lattice" package in R. Now, the same principle is applied to movie posters
27 Jan 2012 18:26 PM
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Creating Files through BlobBuilder
As Web sites transition more and more into Web applications, working with files in meaningful ways is becoming increasingly important. Starting with Platform Preview 2, IE10 includes support for the File API, enabling developers to read and slice files
27 Jan 2012 18:26 PM
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Apple and Our Conflicted Love Affair with its Gadgets
I hate participating in this particular discussion. It’s one of the most emotionally charged that we face today in tech, and probably in society in general. The New York Times reports that Apple develops its iPhones and iPads in Chinese factories where
27 Jan 2012 18:25 PM
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C.R.A.P. metrics for Grails
This is a quick how-to post on getting Change Risk Anti-Patterns statistics for your Grails code. Firstly thanks to Jeff Winkler for bringing the new GMetrics v0.5 CrapMetric to my attention and thanks to Chris Mair for his great work … Continue
27 Jan 2012 18:25 PM
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YouTube: Vibop by NewBlue
I'm proud to announce that we launched a new YouTube.com/create partner, Vibop:Vibop makes your videos shine with just a few clicks. Add an animated intro, a vintage filter, a cartoon look, a silent movie theme, and dozens of other effects. Brighten dark
27 Jan 2012 18:24 PM
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Citogenesis in science and the importance of real problems
Many papers in Computer Science tell the following story: There is a pre-existing problem P. There are few relatively simple but effective solution to problem P. Among them is solution X. We came up with a new solution X+ which is a clever variation on
27 Jan 2012 18:23 PM
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Client / Server Localization – Introduction
This is the introduction posts about dynamic client / server localization which describes the problem domain. In one of my current projects, we are building a client / server application that uses windows communication foundation requests and responses
27 Jan 2012 18:20 PM
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Extending PathBuilder
I came across the interesting blog “JavaFx and HTML5 differences” by Chika Okereke. Looking at the example code and comparing to the HTML Canvas version I thought the Java code could be made less verbose and easier to read. Original Code So I
27 Jan 2012 18:19 PM
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In Case You Missed It: January’s JRuby Meetup
If you weren't able to make it to our JRuby Meetup last week at Engine Yard HQ, you missed out on an awesome presentation from Square platform engineer Xavier Shay. However, you're in luck! Our favorite videographers at Marakana (a big shout out and
27 Jan 2012 18:19 PM
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Announcing The Edge, a Series on the Applications You Love
This is something I wanted to do for some time, a series of posts about the applications that make up Sueetie: BlogEngine.NET, YetAnotherForum.NET, Gallery Server Pro and ScrewTurn Wiki. This will be fun for me and interesting for all of us
27 Jan 2012 18:19 PM
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Cody for learning MATLAB
Cody is a newly released feature of MATLAB Central. It allows you to hone your MATLAB skills by solving short MATLAB code challenges, live on the web. You will get instant feedback about your code’s performance and then find out if other solutions
27 Jan 2012 18:18 PM
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Review of American Gods
American Gods by Neil Gaiman My rating: 3 of 5 stars A good page-turner, but ironically for a book that is about the fate of gods, the stakes felt extremely low. Gaiman very quickly establishes a porous boundary between life and death for mortals and
27 Jan 2012 17:50 PM
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OOP Conference 2012
OOP Conference is the longest running conferences I’ve ever presented at. This year was it’s 21st year of running, and although coming from Object-Oriented programming roots, the contents of OOPConference have evolved with the times to
27 Jan 2012 17:49 PM
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Join the Flock: Twitter's International Engineering Open House
Next week, we will host our first Open House to present the achievements of the Twitter Translation Center, a community platform for translating Twitter's products. Since it's launch in early 2011, we have released Twitter in 22 languages, up from just
27 Jan 2012 17:49 PM
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Career vNext
I joined Microsoft in 2002, right out of college. Since then, every few years, I've looked for a new challenge, whether that's a new role (tester, developer, evangelist, program manager, two kinds of "strategist," technical product manager) or a new
27 Jan 2012 17:43 PM
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SharePoint Designer Workflow Pause Until Date Change
So what happens when you’ve built out a SharePoint Designer workflow with a Pause Until Date activity, and then the date changes on you? Obviously, we want to the workflow to handle this situation and update the Delay logic accordingly. Scenario
27 Jan 2012 16:12 PM
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10 Technology Masterpieces that made it
I just finished reading Akweli Parkers article entitled "Ten Concept Car Success Stories: The Ones that Made it to the Production Line""Ever since legendary automotive designer Harley Earl created what was arguably the first concept car in 1938, the
27 Jan 2012 16:08 PM
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deCSS3 - Easily strip out CSS3 to test for graceful degradation
deCSS3 - Easily strip out CSS3 to test for graceful degradation: When I’m working on a design using CSS3 features, I often worry about how things are looking on older browsers. Sure there’s VMware Fusion or Parallels, but that’s uber clunky for just a
27 Jan 2012 16:07 PM
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom: How I Share Catalogs Across Different Devices In a Networked Environment
During my workflow as an amateur photographer I'm using Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop on Mac OS X. As many of you already know, Lightroom does not allow you to use a catalog on a network share. That doesn't mean, however, that all your hopes of easily
27 Jan 2012 16:04 PM
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[Poll] Does An Open Source webOS Have A Legitimate Future?
This week, Hewlett-Packard announced the open source roadmap for webOS along with the next edition of its application framework, Enyo 2.0. As we wrote yesterday, the time for webOS to shine may lie ahead. What it comes down to is how well the open source
27 Jan 2012 16:03 PM
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IntelliJ IDEA 11.0.2 Release Candidate
This week we’re releasing a new Early Access Preview build for IntelliJ IDEA 11.0.2, which is also the Release Candidate for the new version. Besides the usual amount of bugfixes, a noteworthy change is support for new versions of Google Chrome in
27 Jan 2012 16:02 PM
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