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How Newer Upgrades in Ice Cream Sandwich Android Platform Are Going to Benefit Technology Device Manufacturers
Published on 2012-03-24 16:33:12
As technology changes, it seems that technology device manufacturers also add improvements to their devices. Ice Cream Sandwich is one such, recently released, technology that looks to be extremely beneficial for device manufacturers. New Framework One of the biggest changes to the new operating system is the enhanced and unified framework used in the user [...] > read more
The Expectations of Uptime in the Real World
Published on 2012-01-03 14:50:58
This is a guest post. Mila Johnson is an internet entrepreneur who uses GoDaddy discount codes to save money on her domains. Server uptime is one of those “real-world” expectations that is often misunderstood by webmasters and web designers when selecting the right host for their professional web creations. The term uptime is interchangeable with reliability, [...] > read more
Which Programming Languages Will Be Useful for Windows 8?
Published on 2011-10-05 11:21:29
This is a guest post, thank you Mariana ! Mariana Ashley is a freelance writer who particularly enjoys writing about online colleges. She loves receiving reader feedback, which can be directed to mariana.ashley031 @gmail.com. No less than a month ago, Microsoft unveiled Windows 8 at the BUILD conference for developers. Described as a “reimagined” operating system (OS) [...] > read more
The Strategy Design Pattern in Ruby
Published on 2011-09-27 22:48:49
Programming large projects can be a quite tedious projects that needs lots of code refactoring again and again, if the code is not well written from the beginning. A very efficient way to make sure that your code is of the highest standards, is by utilizing design patterns if applicable. A design pattern is actually [...] > read more
Create a Git Repository on Remote Server and Checkout From Your Local Machine
Published on 2011-08-01 20:43:57
Some time ago, i’ve written a post about the basics of git, how to create a local repository on git and more. However, git is a bit complicated, especially if you are switching from subversion. It’s highly likely that you have been using subversion in a remote repository, that is in another machine, and you have [...] > read more
Programming Logic For CSS
Published on 2011-06-13 10:54:28
This is a guest post by Nadia Jones who blogs at best online college about education, college, student, teacher, money saving, movie related topics. You can reach her at nadia.jones5(at)gmail.com. Thank you Nadia ! Knowing and executing good HTML > read more
How to Create an XML Writer Class in Python
Published on 2011-04-02 01:22:41
Even if you haven’t had a chance to handle XML through one of your programs yet, chances are that there will be a time that you will need to. Well, maybe that time is now, since you’re reading this post. I have good news for you. Handling > read more
Explaining How Stacks Work in C++
Published on 2011-03-05 16:24:19
This is a guest post Today i will talk more deeply about Stacks in C++. In the previous tutorial we just declared some methods of this class, so now let’s see their content and in future tutorials we will use Stacks in an application in C++. Le > read more
How to use Inheritance in C++ Programming
Published on 2011-03-03 15:12:23
C++ is rich because of its object oriented programming concepts. Inheritance is the ability to create a hierarchy of classes where a specific class inherits the properties of a generalized class. For example, if we consider Polygon to be a generic cl > read more
Essential Data Structures in C++
Published on 2011-03-02 05:03:55
This is a guest post This tutorial is a simple explanation of some data structures that we can use in C++. I pretend you understand first how each structure works before you look at some code. However, we can’t avoid using some code and I ended add > read more
What Should You Choose to Learn ? Python or C++ ?
Published on 2011-02-24 18:01:47
This is a guest post For those wishing to make a foray into the world of computer programming, C++ makes for one of the best entry level languages to learn. Nearly all American university courses in computing will teach their undergraduates how to pr > read more
How to Create a Repository For Your Rails (and not only) Projects Using Git
Published on 2011-02-23 16:15:56
For a couple of years, i have been using Subversion to manage my projects. I’ve heard about Git many times in the past and since it’s a Linus Torvalds creation, was pretty much interested in taking a closer look. Moreover, my interest in > read more
A Beginners Guide To Creating HTML Pages
Published on 2011-02-15 14:22:13
If you always wanted to know how to create your own website, this may be a nice article to read. Please understand that the process of building a commercial and dynamic(where people interact) website needs lots of programming knowledge but for sure e > read more
10 Ruby on Rails 3 Tips That Will Make You a Better Rails Programmer
Published on 2011-02-11 15:14:22
If you already are a Rails programmer, i’m pretty sure that you have already been dazzled by the things that Rails can do for you. However, all this convenience comes at a cost. That cost comes for the fact that you need to know how to work wit > read more
20 FREE Online CSS Resources to Quickly Enhance Your Website Design Abilities
Published on 2011-02-11 02:44:47
One of the biggest obstacles that webmasters face in their quest to creating a website is that of CSS design. Indeed, Cascading Style Sheets can be pretty frustrating to work with. Luckily for us, there are lots of online resources that provide alrea > read more
Are You Using CSS to Customize The Look of Your Website ?
Published on 2011-02-11 02:30:00
If you’re not using CSS or your cms uses it under the hood and you do not know much about it, you’re really losing much of the power you could get over customizing your website. As with HTML, knowing CSS is vital for any webmaster and it& > read more
Rails Associations In Plain English : What I Wish I Had Known Before I Started
Published on 2011-02-06 14:20:10
Ok, ok, I can’t hide. I am a huge Ruby on Rails fan. It’s been a couple of years that i knew about RoR existence, but i never actually got to learn more about it, never engaged myself to its internals. For years, i’ve been coding A > read more
How to Write a Simple C++ Game in 15 Minutes
Published on 2011-02-05 17:26:56
One of the things that have always fascinated me in programming is coding a game. I believe that many programmers take up C++ in order to create their first game. Although there are lots of different things that you need to be knowledgeable of to cre > read more
5 Reasons Why You Should Learn C/C++ Programming
Published on 2011-02-03 23:59:43
1. C/C++ (especially C) are Low Level Languages That Allow you to Learn Important Programming Ideas Some of you may already know how to program in Perl, Python or any other interpreted high level programming languages. While those are pretty useful f > read more
How The XOR Operation Works and How to Use it In C to Create a Small Encryptor
Published on 2011-02-03 23:56:51
Exclusive OR (xor) is probably one of the most used operations in today’s encryption schemes. If you’re into creating some kind of encryption in your programs, you would need to utilize XOR operations, as XOR is a pretty versatile “ > read more
How to Use C++ Vectors of The Standard Template Library(STL)
Published on 2011-01-31 23:27:01
As you can understand, the STL vectors is a pretty large c++ subject on its own. Of course, i won’t be covering eveything about them in this post. My intention is to give you a basic insight and in later posts write more about it (according to > read more
How and Why to Use Namespaces in C++
Published on 2011-01-31 23:23:23
Namespaces is a very useful C++ feature. The important thing to understand is that namespaces are nothing more than a way to name certain variables, functions, classes and more data structures inside a certain scope name. What does this mean ? Think > read more
How to Code a Tic Tac Toe Game in C++ Including Artificial Intelligence Opponent
Published on 2011-01-26 02:13:15
This post is going to be a bit longer than my usual posts. Some years ago, i wrote a small tic tac toe game in c++ (using visual studio as my IDE). I was mainly focusing on creating an artificial intelligent opponent for that game and wanted to actua > read more
Write a Celcius to Fahrenheit Converter in C++ (and vice versa)
Published on 2011-01-25 01:24:42
I personally believe that the most important thing in programming is practice. What will make you a better programmer is writing more and more programs. Therefore, i believe that writing some simple programs is pretty important for novice programmers > read more
How to Use C++ Vectors of The Standard Template Library(STL)
Published on 2011-01-25 01:18:53
As you can understand, the STL vectors is a pretty large c++ subject on its own. Of course, i won’t be covering eveything about them in this post. My intention is to give you a basic insight and in later posts write more about it (according to > read more
Exception Handling in C++ ( Use Try, Catch)
Published on 2011-01-25 01:13:17
Handling exceptions in C++ is a quite easy, but pretty imporant procedure. You go even go about creating your own class that would handle exceptions locally. The idea is that you define your set of functions that checks for certain conditions and thr > read more
Create a Thread Using pThreads in C
Published on 2011-01-21 09:03:46
Threaded programming is a quite large programming topic on its own. However, little by little, we will get to know of pThreads better. For starters, we will be describing how to create a simple thread using pThreads. Doing so is pretty easy. We just > read more
Use Assert to Catch Logic Programming Errors
Published on 2011-01-21 08:35:57
The assert macro is a very nice utility for programmers. It may sound complicated, but it is just a small macro that exits the program, giving us some debugging information on where the assertion happened, if a certain condition gets evaluated to fal > read more
What is Object Oriented Programming and Why You Need to Use It
Published on 2011-01-12 11:34:30
Writing a small program every now and then is what most programmers do all the time. However, there are occasions when we need to create something bigger. Imagine that you wanted to create a small RPG game. When you are into this type of programming, > read more
What is Function Overloading && How to Use it to Write Better Code
Published on 2011-01-09 14:06:05
C++ is all about making C programmers lives easier. Function overloading is one more C++ feature that presented a nice technique for writing better and more managed code. What is Operator Overloading ? Imagine a function like “int sum(int x, in > read more
Custom Rails Task to Drop, Create, Migrate and Seed a Database
Published on 2011-01-07 21:41:26
If you have been using Ruby on Rails to create your websites or web applications, i’m pretty sure that you are looking for a fast and easy way to drop your database and recreate it, as well as feed it with your fixtures data. This procedure is > read more