Archive for July, 2009

Compile your code online using Codepad.org

Compile your code online using Codepad.org
While surfing through the web, I encounter this wonderful website codepad.org, that can be used to compile/interpret and share code snippets online. A number of language/script option is available which can be used to compile your code online.I started with writing a simple Hello World C program.#include main() { printf("Hello World"); }...

20 very useful Eclipse IDE Shortcuts for Developers

20 very useful Eclipse IDE Shortcuts for Developers
Eclipse have been my favorite Java IDE since I started coding in Java. Shortcuts makes life very easy when you are working with any IDE. Eclipse also comes with lot of shortcuts that makes like of a developer easy.Following are few shortcuts of my choice.Ctrl + Shift + O : Organize imports Ctrl + / ...

How much does the “I’m feeling lucky” button cost Google?

How much does the
I'm feeling lucky button is on Google's homepage since the early days of search engine. This feature will save your time and a click in order to go directly to the result page of your query. Google will take you to the first result of query. Thus it bypass the result page of Google.Google cofounder ...
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Recover your GMail password via SMS

Recover your GMail password via SMS
A lot of time we forget our passwords and try to recover it using the same old technique where the service provider send new password to an email address that we have registered earlier with them. Security question is also an option to recover password where user set a security question ...

Writing Functions in Shell Script

Writing Functions in Shell Script
Have you ever written a huge Unix script and thought you would have divided this script into pieces of reusable code? Well don't worry. You can create functions in unix shell script and make reusable code and call the function from your unix code.Hello World Function in Unix shell script First let us see a simple ...

Google OS is here. Google launched Google Chrome OS

Google OS is here. Google launched Google Chrome OS
Finally it is here. Google has just announced its desktop based operating system Google Chrome OS which is based on Linux Kernel. The operating system like Chrome Browser will be an open source operating system and will be available by later this year. Also Google will starts rolling this new OS in Netbooks PC by ...

Reducing Memory usage in Firefox

Reducing Memory usage in Firefox
I have been using firefox browser for a while now. Although I never had any issue with this browser, I just hate it when it starts hogging on memory and eats up almost half of the RAM.Following are few tweaks that you can perform on your firefox browser to reduce its memory usage.1. Remove unnecessary ...

Static Import in Java: New way to Import things in Java!

Static Import is a new feature added in Java 5 specification. Java 5 has been around the corner for some time now, still lot of people who are new in Java world doesn't know about this feature.Although I have not used this feature in my work, still it is interesting to know about.What is ...

Dynamic Class Loading using Java Reflection API

Dynamic Class Loading using Java Reflection API
One of the reason why Java language has been so useful and used widely is the set of APIs that comes with the language (and 3rd party APIs like iText etc). Using these APIs one do a whole lot unimaginable stuff.Java Reflection API are one of such APIs that extend the horizon of a Java ...

Google Map Geocoding Tutorial with Example

Google Map Geocoding Tutorial with Example
Google Map API has been a great way to show geographical information on web. A lot of mashup tools like this, have been created around Google Maps to show a wide variety of data. In my previous article about Introduction to Google Maps API, I had described basic APIs to integrate Google Map in ...
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