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by on January 30th, 2015

Swift programming language is getting a surge around the world. Analysts believe that Swift programming language of Apple is the future of the technology devices and web. There are a plethora of free resources to learn Swift online. The most useful resource to learn Swift programming is the Stanford’s tutorial catalogue at iTunes U, which has been downloaded 1.2 million times.

by on January 30th, 2015

We all see blind people, almost daily, around ourselves. We even seem them at some of the prestigious positions in society. Have you ever wondered how blind people work, in this technology fixated 21st century? An age where we wake up to buzzing mobile phones and sleep while surfing flickering screens. How a blind person uses this technology? And above all... can a blind person become a programmer? Can a blind person do coding? The answer is a big Yes and you are about to know how.

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by on September 20th, 2013

An average computer programmer gets paid with around $71,380 annually and reports suggest that the rate is elevating with a ballooning speed because of the augmenting needs of software in the industry. A deft command on a single famous programming language can bulk your pockets quickly. Speaking of programming languages, C++ is one of the top paid skills in the corporate industry. So if you are on a lookout for a one stop place to know some of the best ways of learning C++ at home, in a short time; you have landed the to the right page. We are going to give some of the top ways through which you can get on the right track and start racking up bucks. So let’s get started straightaway with the most efficient way to learn the florid skill.

by on September 17th, 2013

An opaque data type is a type whose implementation is hidden from the user.  The only way to use opaque data type is via an abstract pointer interface exposed in the API. A famous example is the FILE data type in the C standard I/O library.

The advantage of opaque data type is that user does not need to worry about the implementation details and data members of the type. All that is needed by the user, are the interface functions to manipulate the type. Even if the internal details of the data type are changed, the user does not need to change the code using it. It is also useful in case when different vendors of a library have different implementation of the same data type, but they appear same to the user.

by on September 16th, 2013

Many times you would have come across a problem, in which some data has to be saved in a file repeatedly, say in a loop or something. If the data is different for each iteration, it would be desirable to create a new file for each different data. Let us take a case, for instance we are iterating over a video file, and we want to write each frame data in different text files like frame0.txt, frame1.txt, frame2.txt…. and so on. The file name would change in each iteration, so how can we change the name of file serially, without involving any user effort.

by on October 18th, 2012

Google has updated their class-based object-orientated language “Dart” after one full year. The dart team has launched the first stable version of Dart Software Development Kit (SD). According to the developers the SDK has faster virtual machine and can outperform Google’s V8 JavaScript engine. Dart compiles to JavaScript and thus can be used in all modern browsers and certainly it has the potential but then again it is far too young to evaluate its true potential.

by on February 25th, 2010

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Had this thought ever passed you that the OS that’s fuelling all these thousands and millions of servers worldwide would be worth if it’s undertaken as a commercial project? If it’s Open Source does not mean it’s development cost is zero. After all, it’s the fruit of years of community driven development. Two researchers have estimated the cost of replicating Linux kernel from the scratch at about 1.4 billion USD! Who said Open Source is free?

by on October 2nd, 2009

gallery64Ever wanted to go to Mars before NASA does? Check out Orbiter Space Flight Simulator. As real as it gets it comes with many features which makes the whole experience very close to the reality. Whether you want to launch Space Shuttle Atlantis or docking it to the International Space Station (ISS) or maybe fly to the moon or why not mars, or if you are more adventurous then go to infinity and beyond.

by on May 27th, 2009

Ever wondered how you could have saved your grandpa from that terrible fall down the stairs of on the road? As we just discovered there are some great products in the market specifically made for this very purpose!

by on April 29th, 2009

WebKit is an open source internet browsing engine. The HTML and Javascripimaget components of WebKit began as a branch of the KJS and KHTML libraries from KDE.

To build webkit on your system you will need to checkout a copy of the WebKit source tree. You will also need to have the developer tools installed.

by on March 23rd, 2009

Popular Programming Languages which resulted in a whole paradigm shift and changed the way we program our problems. Here are some of the photos of the creators of these Programming languges. Hope you enjoy them:

And yes, if you are more interested then you can read the history of how these languages were created. Links are provided with each title.

1. Java (James Gosling)
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by on August 15th, 2008

It has become a common practice for software developers to use more than one display and unfortunately the code and diagram Windows within Visual Studio 2008 SP1 are locked within the Visual Studio frame.

According to blog posts by Chris Bowen and Noah Coad this has been a request the team has been hearing a lot and the good news is that Visual Studio "10" provides support for multiple displays and according to the
feedback item on Connect this has now been closed as fixed.

[via IntelSoftwareBlogs]