Jan
10

10 Technology Trends You Can’t Afford to Ignore – From Gartner

Jan
07

What Fatwire/Google Analytics Tracking Really Provides?

First of all wish you all a very Happy New Year . There have been lots of posts around Fatwire and Google Analytics integration but none with much information. Here are some of the details which might help to provide some insight around integration: There are four different types of tracking defined with the integration …

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Nov
14

Non–Latin Character Domain Names

Recently ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) approved the introduction of the complete Internet domain names in non-latin specific languages (Non-latin characters in domain names) Extract from one of the Press release: “Up to now, domain names had to use the 26 Latin letters in the English alphabet as well as 10 numerals …

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Jun
13

Translations – Web 2.0 Extn? Or Web 3.0?

There is lot of talk about Web 2.0 all around with focus on making web as a platform, enhanced user experience etc. with DATA as the primary focus area. But one thing that is still missing in Web 2.0 is about translations – from one language to other. There is lot of data in different …

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Jun
06

Google Gears: Missing Open Source Community?

Few days back I wrote about making web applications offline, well Google again are way ahead of the crowd and they already came up with the same called Google Gears. It is an open source web browser extension that enables web applications to provide functionality while user is offline. Google basically talks about 3 main layers to achieve this …

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Jun
01

JAX India 2007: Day 4: SOA and ESB for Enterprise Architecture

The day 4 was a surprise for me, as the number of attendees reduced many folds. Well I went to attend the session “Leveraging SOA and ESB for an Enterprisse Architecture – Bryan Cheung“. Looks like Bryan is a big fan of coffee specially from Startbucks and he all the way of his presentation used …

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Jun
01

JAX India 2007: Day 3

The first two days really made me think if it is worth to travel all the way to Tata institute to attend sessions. Well I did not make it that day to JAX India 2007 but here are updates from Amit Agarwalla from Day 3. Happy Reading !!!!

May
30

JAX India 2007: Day 2: JSF, Java Architecture Management, Best Practices WS, Java IDEs

The Day 2 of JAX India saw the start of 40 conference sessions spread over 3 days. Here is extract of the sessions that I attended. Introduction to JSF for Struts Developers – Craig McClanahan The session was targeted to cover an overview about Java Server Faces. The agenda includes: Origin of Struts Craig started with …

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May
28

JAX India 2007: Day 1: Web2.0? But I am Barely keeping up with Web 1.0 Right Now !

Its been an exciting day on the inaugural day of JAX India 2007. The day was meant for workshops and I attended half a day workshop on “Web 2.0? But I am Barely keeping up with Web 1.0 Right Now !” by Craig R McClanahan. Here is extract from the session: The session covered from history of web …

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May
28

Internationalization in a different way

Some days back Google launched a new feature on Google Translate, where search query is in one language and the results can be a from the web pages in other language. From Google: How does this work? 1. Search for Dubai tours from English to Arabic. 2. We translate your query into “جولات دبي” and …

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