Tata Nano: Complete Story of the Rs 1 Lakh CarMarch 25th, 2009 After a prolonged wait, finally, Nano, the people's car is made available to the customers of India. The car priced at only $2000 is the world's cheapest car ever made.
Core Java: How To Get Java Source Code Line Number & File Name in CodeSeptember 8th, 2008 While debugging code Java programmers often use System.out.println(). It is important to write separate message in each System.out.println() so you can understand from the output where the problem lies.
How to reject someone without suffering - Introducing The Official Rejection LineMay 11th, 2005 Someone won't leave you alone?
Give them "your" number: 212-479-7990
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How To Speed Up Opening Linux Terminal & Running Linux CommandsOctober 10th, 2008 Most techies and developer prefer using the terminal on Linux. If you are like me a heavy command line interface (cli) user than you will find these simple tips useful.
How To Solve PmWiki File Upload Problem & Other Upload TipsAugust 10th, 2006 Everytime I tried to upload a file to my PmWiki (popular PHP based Wiki) installation, it failed with "no file uploaded" error. Also it asks me for password thrice, once before accessing the upload page and twice after uploading.
Sun Microsystems to hold global conference in HyderabadFebruary 3rd, 2009 HYDERABAD - Given the growing international profile of the Indian software industry, Sun Microsystems is organising its global annual developer conference here Feb 18-20 for the third time in as many years. James Gosling, the father of Java programming language and Matt Thompson, senior director, cloud developer platform, will be the keynote speakers at the three-day event, designed to showcase how developers can leverage Sun technologies, services and products.
Simplifying Java Software Development: How to Count the Number of Words in a String using Java (one-liner)June 18th, 2005 Java is a language of choice for millions of developers worldwide. In a series of articles I will show simple tips and techniques which make Java extremely powerful and yet simple to use.
Design Patterns of Sun Java Studio Creator, Java Software IDEAugust 2nd, 2005 An article on miniature Design Patterns on Sun Java Studio Creator, a Java Software development tool aka IDE. I think you will find them rather useful.
How to Hack Norton Antivirus and Extend Subscription December 3rd, 2008 Norton Antivirus, no matter how much criticized, is still one of the most trusted and popular antivirus softwares if we consider the whole world. So I tried to play a bit with Norton Anti-virus version 11 and then come out with something that can give us a bit of a respite from the nagging 1 month subscription.
18 Excellent CSS Tips and Techniques Tutorial for YouApril 25th, 2009 CSS or cascading style sheets have plenty to offer to someone who is interested. With no limits to innovation, a programmer can play with CSS many ways and develop new techniques and codes to make his own application better.
Silent JDK1.5 & JRE1.5 Installation TipsApril 11th, 2006 Silent installation of Java SDK (Software development kit)
This applies to 32-bit Windows and silent installation of the J2SE Software Development Kit (SDK). JavaTM 2 SDK (J2SDK) installations are built using InstallShield Developer 8.02, which is based on Microsoft Window Installer 2.0.
10 Tips for Surviving Ebay - Online AuctionNovember 9th, 2005 Don't exchange personal information. Read all of the information about the seller.
How To Connect Broadband & EPABX on Same LineSeptember 24th, 2007 In small businesses you will often have the ADSL broadband and telephone line from the same connection. You may also need to setup an EPABX on the connection to share the phone line.
Tips on Downloading With Rsync Over Slow ConnectionMay 2nd, 2007 In the process of mirroring Fedora Core updates repository over a slow (256 Kbps) connection using rsync, I realized that the process can be extremely frustrating as you spend lots of time looking at the console, waiting for something to happen...anything. Then I found the magic option to show a progress meter - --progress.
How Will Sun Profit from Java?May 6th, 2008 All throughout the JavaOne 2008 keynote presentation, I had the same nagging question, how is Sun going to profit from all these diverse technologies? In the end I don't have an answer. Purely from business standpoint it doesn't make sense.
November 9th, 2008 at 11:20 am
In vi we can use “:set nu” for short.
November 11th, 2009 at 6:04 pm
I don’t like NetBeans or Eclipse for that reason - yes they’re powerful tools but they’re slower than Visual Studio!! Not good.
For all coding I use Geany, because it has intellisense for most languages (php, c, makefiles & bash are the ones i use most). The only pain in the ass about Geany is that the file tree only shows you the files that are open, not a tree of the filesystem, so you really have to open every file you wanna edit. Still, I’d rather that than wait for my IDE to catch up with my typing
Bluefish is lightweight and fast, but its syntax highlighting, switching between documents & tab functionality are annoying. I used this before I found Geany.
jEdit is nice, and I do use that for Java from time to time. Otherwise I stick with Geany.