Posts Tagged ‘Code’
My contributions released officially !
Yesterday along with its feature rich 2.2 release, SilverStripe has officially released the 3 modules I worked in the GSOC. This is a great achievement for me than successfully completing GSOC project itself. It’s a great pleasure to see people around the globe consuming the my code to get the things done.
The 3 modules […]
29th November 2007
Code, FOSS, GSOC, mashups, Silverstripe
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Twitter Widget for SilverStripe CMS
I released a new widget for SilverStripe CMS, which allows you to show your Twitter status in your SilverStripe based blogs. More Info and Instructions for usage.
There will be more interesting stuff coming up for SilverStripe along with the 2.2 release. With the new version SilverStripe further simplifies your effort in building and managing […]
- 15th November 2007
- Code, FOSS, Silverstripe
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Sweet Summer of Code, Thank you Google…
GSOC 2007 finally came to an end on last 20th, providing loads of experience and lots of other good things to take with us. It helps to create passion for Open Source software among students, by providing an opportunity to work with more than 100 OSS projects in their summer holidays. Even it implies as […]
- 25th August 2007
- Code, FOSS, google, hacker, Life, Silverstripe, Summer, University
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JAVA to traded in Stock Market ??
Jonathan Schwartz has announced that SUN microsystems is going to change their stock trading symbol from SUNW to JAVA. This move gives an implicit meaning that the Java technology is going to be traded and people would be fooled to believe they are going to own the shares of JAVA technology not SUN microsystems. One […]
Refactoring Catalog
Refactoring holds same level of importance as coding the behavior. I enjoy refactoring my code as it leads to much cleaner code and also gives you the knowledge of how to do something better. But identifying what and where to refactor is something that a programmer gains through the practice.
Recently I found a great catalog […]
Enjoying my Summer Of Code with SilverStripe
First of all, I beg your pardon for not updating you with my summer of code experiences as I promised. Once I get busy with coding I tend to forget all other essential stuff which needs to go along with hacking. Yeah I know that’s not a good practice as a FOSS developer and trying […]
Daily reads for wannabe WebDs
This is a collection of sites, which I recommend for daily use for the people who are eager to pimp their web design/development skills. This was initially prepared to send to my fellow batch mates at the university, but later I thought why not share it with the rest of the world too :) These […]
- 22nd May 2007
- blogging, Code, hacker, Internet, JavaScript, PHP, University, Web 2.0, Web Apps, Web Standards
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Early Bird view to Google Summer of Code Project Ideas
As most of you may aware (or not) Google Summer of Code for 2007 has been announced. This year I’m eager to apply for a project, eventhough I’m not sure whetehr I will get accepted. Anyway project ideas of accepted mentoring organizations will be released only on 14th March and student application period will be […]
The tools I use
Here is the list of tools I use for my day to day activities.
Machine : Compaq Presario v3000
OS : Ubuntu 6.10 (Primary OS), Windows XP Media Center (OEM version, keeping it for testing)
Editor : Scribes (It’s becoming the TextMate for GNU ! awesome editor)
Browser : Firefox 2, Opera
CLI : Bash
Web Host : Dreamhost
Framework : Ruby […]
Hacking made easy with Google Code Search
I was so bored while studing for the exams and just hit on this new Google Code Search. Oh! do you know what I was able to extract with several keyword combinations ? Whole bunch of FTP access and Database connection credentials of sites which are currently live on the net. Those credentials seems to […]
