Advances in technology have revolutionized the way people live, learn and work, but these benefits have not spread around the world evenly. A digital divide exists between communities in their access to computers, the Internet, and other technologies. The United … Continue reading
MySQL provides a SHOW statement that has several variant forms that display information about databases and the tables in them. SHOW is helpful for keeping track of the contents of your databases and for reminding yourself about the structure of … Continue reading
As of MySQL 4.1, the list of table types is available directly through the SHOW TABLE TYPES statement: mysql> SHOW TABLE TYPES; +——–+———+———————————————————–+ | Type | Support | Comment | +——–+———+———————————————————–+ | MyISAM | DEFAULT | Default type from 3.23 … Continue reading
Introduction C is a basic language to learn the programming. Actually what is meaning of programming. Programming means input of row material, which gives us the magical statue of output on which we can ride a long journey of programming. … Continue reading
For this I used Daniel Berger’s win32-service package. This is a great package that does literally everything for you to enable you to create a nice Windows service. Just install the gem like this: gem install win32-service I used examples/daemon_test.rb … Continue reading
a Ruby on Rails inspired PHP rapid development framework. Can anyone comment on how this compares thus far?
Here’s a demo of a login system built using Ajax. This is a cool implementation which allows a user to login, without having to refresh the page. Here are some advantages of the noted by author of the code: User … Continue reading
Here’s a good article on design patterns for RIA. “Rich Internet applications (RIAs) can provide opportunities to design much better user experiences. They can be faster, more engaging and much more usable. However, this improvement is not without its downside—RIAs … Continue reading