Backbone JS

Backbone.js is a JavaScript client-side (front-end) framework that helps to organize the code by making it easier to develop single-page web application. It gives a structure to the web application by providing models with key-value binding and custom events; collections with a rich API of enumerable functions,views with declarative event handling, and connects it all…

Google Chart

        Charts are used for graphical representation of data. It makes understanding things easier. For representing variations, relations and comparisons of data we can use charts. Commonly used chart types are Line, Bar, Column, Area, Pie etc. Developers can go for any of the following implementation to display charts on their web…

Webobjects: A transcendent approach to Java Web Services

         WebObjects is a Java web application framework that ran on the server Apple. WebObjects is an integrated suite of Java frameworks for rapidly developing scalable, sophisticated Internet and Enterprise applications.WebObjects is a scalable, high-availability, high-performance application server. From the viewpoint of a developer, though, WebObjects is an extensible object-oriented platform upon which you can…

Application for Windows 8 Tablet Devices using .Net Framework

The tools and technologies we used Frame work: .Net 4.0 Technologies: WPF, WCF Language: C#.Net Database: SQL Compact Edition 4.0 Tools: Visual Studio 2012, SQL Server 2008 R2 Management Studio,Expressions Blend. Operating System: Windows 8 Pro Dll’s: DirectShow , PDFjet Windows 8 operating system got two version, RT and Pro. Windows RT is a different…

Apache Wicket

What is an Apache Wicket? Apache Wicket, commonly referred to as Wicket, is a lightweight component-based web application framework for the Java programming language conceptually similar to JavaServer Faces and Tapestry. Applications are written in pure java with XHTML, thus making learning this concept much easier without the need to depend on XML and JSTL.…

Perl and process management

When you give the shell a command line to execute, the shell usually creates a new process to execute the command. This new process becomes a child of the shell, executing independently, yet coordinating with the shell. Similarly, a Perl program can launch new processes, and like most other operations, has more than one way…