Holy pink potatoes!
Have you been wondering what iPad web apps are going to be like? Well it seems that a few websites (like gMail) have got iPad web apps up and running already and it looks nice! Continue reading
Holy pink potatoes!
Have you been wondering what iPad web apps are going to be like? Well it seems that a few websites (like gMail) have got iPad web apps up and running already and it looks nice! Continue reading
I have recently started diving deeper into styling web pages for different web browsers and have found that it is not a walk in the park. Coming from a developers background I feel that you can almost compare the HTML and CSS standards adopted by various browsers to the foundations of programming for different programming languages and operating systems where the fundamental concepts are the same but other differences (such as lexical) can be a worlds apart.
This means that Web developers/designers Continue reading
Its official! Manoj Vekaria and I will be presenting at the upcoming webDU conference. So if you happen to be(or plan to be) on Bondi beach on the 6th or 7th of May, register for the conference and watch us present some truly extraordinary… things.
Ive recently come to a realisation about what my most used programs are. Interestingly, I find that for doing any sort of programming, Eclipse is the best IDE out there. Similar products such as NetBeans are just horrible in comparison. Here are the programming languages you can do development for in Eclipse.
I should clarify that by ‘do development’ for these languages, I mean proper IDE support such as syntax highlighting, code completion and debugger/compiler integration. You can see that the list covers a very broad spectrum of programming languages ranging from scripted languages to web development to even hard core programming languages. Interestingly the only well known language that isn’t very well supported(from what i can tell) is Objective-C. I sometimes think that Apple should just abandon X Code and join the eclipse movement… which wont happen any time soon! Also, I hear that there is upcoming support for Google golang. These languages are coupled with a similarly useful set of tools and features that put the icing on the cake! Here are some more extensions you can get which make eclipse so much more awesome:
This list is not even close to being complete or exhaustive. Theres a good chance that if you need a feature, a quick Google search will give you what you need. I would suggest that you spend a hour or so and see what it can do for you. Shout me a message in the comments or on twitter if you need any help.
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