Category: Technology

RegExGeleya 2

RegExGeleya

I am big fan of RegExBuddy, but its windows only. Even though I am not as efficient product developer as people at Just Great Software, I wrote a simple UI based RegEx tester called RegExGeleya. I used Netbeans, its a pretty cool IDE to develop Java UI. You can get the code and...

Getting started with Processingjs by writing Analog clock 8

Getting started with Processingjs by writing Analog clock

As most of you know, I love JavaScript.  Recently I started exploring Processing.js to create some dynamic graphs and animation. I was bowled over by the power of Processing.js. “Processing.js is an open programming language for people who want to program images, animation, and interactions for the web without using Flash or Java...

Logging uncaught exception (redirecting from sysout to logger) 0

Logging uncaught exception (redirecting from sysout to logger)

Uncaught exceptions in Java are handled by the System. The JVM usually logs the exception into the System.err and then shuts down. But in case of web applications its different. It logs the printstack trace to server console and then continues. Even though most of the time System.err is redirected to a file...

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Seven Years in IT and Seven things I learnt

Recently I completed seven years in IT industry. My career started with Siemens and as of now I am working with Infy. Along with Infy and Siemens, my professional life has been greatly influenced by people whom I met at various events, online and open source communities. This is a small note where...

Do you moderate your own tweets? 7

Do you moderate your own tweets?

There are both positives and negatives being on twitter. I get to share interesting stuff, like live pictures, articles, posts, ideas, travel experience etc. I also get to read. I have got so many great answers to my questions, that i reach to a twitter client as soon as I have a question....

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My Association with UbuntuAtWork

As part of CSR, I was introduced to UbuntuAtWork.org, in their own words Ubuntu at Work is a global social networking community that connects women micro entrepreneurs across the developing world with coaches and collaborators around the world who offer them encouragement and support to develop sound business ideas, funding assistance, and networking...