I have just updated my Google chrome and guess what it does not have 'beta'. Isn't it surprising(or shocking) to see a Google product coming out of beta in just over three months since it is released. I can not find the release notes but I am sure that it just might have few bug fixes not any enhancements. I hope this version does not crash while playing flash videos.
Trivia: How to update chrome?
Click on wrench icon, select 'About Google Chrome' and button to update chrome should be there, if it is not up to date.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Surprise! Chrome is out of beta
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Monday, July 14, 2008
Alternative to FlexBuilder
Trying to build flex applications? But can not pay for FlexBuilder. No worries. Open Source Community has already a solution for it but available in two pieces i.e MXML editor and AS3 plugin. We need to put them together to build a Flex application. Darran Schall has an old post that explains how to set up eclipse for working with MXML files. Though it is meant for flex's older version, the procedure remains same for newer versions too. I would just like to extend his post to make it work for Flex3 with MyEclipse.
Step 1. Get new xmls xsd file for Flex 3 version from xsd4mxml project.
Step 2. Start MyEclipse, from the menu, select Window -> Preferences. Select General -> Content Types. On the right, expand Text and highlight XML. Click the "Add" button and enter "*.mxml" as the file type. Click OK.
Step 3. Again from the menu, select Window -> Preferences. Expand "MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench" -> "Files and Editors" ->"XML". Click "User Specified Entries" and click "Add" and use the following values.
URI: browse for the path to the mxml.xsd file downloaded at Step 1.
Key: http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml
Step 4. Click "OK" to save the changes and close the window.
That is it. Set to create/modify mxml file with code assisting.
Now the second part. Download an eclipse plug-in from www.axdt.org that helps you to work with ActionScript 3.0. Though this plug-in does not have code assistance feature for AS3 but definitely good start to developing and compiling AS3 classes.
Happy building FLEX applications!!!
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Labels: ActionScript, Flex 3, MyEclipse, software
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Cloud Computing
Check out this link for an excellent guide on what is Cloud Computing and where are the top cloud computing providers such as Google, SalesForce and Microsoft currently are and what they gonna offer in near future.
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Labels: Cloud Computing, SalesForce
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Introduction to RESTful Webservices
I have found an excellent presentation on REST webservices here that serves as beginning point to start learning REpresentational State Transfer(REST) WebServices.
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Thursday, June 5, 2008
Free PDF Creator software
Looking for PDF creator software? I have found the following free PDF creators very easy, useful and feature-rich. Why to buy expensive Adobe PDF creator when I have these software on hand for free :)
1. Primo PDF
Creates PDF files from 300+ file types. You can secure with passwords and add document information (title, author, etc.) during creation.
2. PDF Creator
PDF Creator allows you to easily create professional looking PDF files in seconds. It is very simple to use. Open any file or document you want to turn into a PDF file. Click File -> Print and select "PDFCreator" as your print and click Print. PDF Creator will take over and in seconds your new PDF file will be ready to save.
3. PDF reDirect
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Friday, May 30, 2008
JBoss ESB 4.2 presentation
Cool presentation on JBoss ESB 4.2 product.
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Managable SOA
Today I have stumbled on an article that describes why Service Oriented Architecture is still slow to be adopted in large organizations.
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Labels: ESB, Open Source, SOA