Category: Technology

What does “Google Chrome”  mean to developers 13

What does “Google Chrome” mean to developers

Yet another browser to code for? I guess it will obey ECMA-262 rev3 so don’t worry too much about incompatibilities as of now. Lets see the positive side Its an open source, you get to participate and allows you to write plug-ins Each tab is a separate process.so the effect of one tab...

Eventsbangalore needs your support 1

Eventsbangalore needs your support

I and EventsBangalore have been nominated for the TATA NEN Hottest Startups awards. Brought to you by National Entrepreneurship Network and TATA Group, in association with Helion, Mint , Seedfund and Wadhwani Foundation, it is India’s only community-chosen awards for Indian start-ups. We at EventsBangalore are trying to build community around the events...

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Cool…I got the news just now

I did not expect myself to be on the front page(expected an inside story). I am yet to see the paper. Thanks for all those who sent messages and mails. I will write about the trip in detail later this week. Thanks a lot to all my readers, WOMWorld and BangaloreMirror. BTW article...

Coffee Project Of the Month – S3Fox – S3 Firefox Organizer 0

Coffee Project Of the Month – S3Fox – S3 Firefox Organizer

Continuing with our monthly series this month’s coffee project is  S3Fox – Amazon S3 Firefox Organizer. S3Fox allows you to manage your files on Amazon S3 in a friendly way. The interface is very much like an FTP client which makes it easy to use. You can upload/download/delete files using the interface. Creating...

For UrbanDictionary Fans 3

For UrbanDictionary Fans

Here is the scriplet which you can use to lookup a word on urbandictionary. To use pull the scriptlet onto your URL bar. If you select a word on the page and click the scriptlet takes you the word defnition directly or it will prompt for the word to lookup. Urban Dict lookup...

Coffee Project of the Month – phpMinAdmin 6

Coffee Project of the Month – phpMinAdmin

I use hell lot of open source projects. Most of them are written by individual developers or a small team of enthusiastic developers. They usually are not paid to do the job (some companies do pay to code for Open Source projects). They don’t get anything in return other than fun of coding...