Developer's Guide - Google Chart API - Google Code
Another API after Android, OpenSocial, Google’s Mashup editor, from google ...could anybody please stop these guys ....How do these guys manage put API after API out to the developer world . I dint even start looking at Android ..they came up with Charts ....so now this a current cool thing ...Now we dont have to embed OLE object into the webpage for charts ...we can direct generate them thru httjavascript:void(0)
Publishp://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=lc&chs=200x125&chd=s:ABCDEFGHIJK
What is google trying here ?? Any Business Interest ?? Definetly eye on MS office but anything else thats google trying to do here ??????????????
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Android -JAVA OPEN SOURCE GOES MOBILE !!!!
Android
OPEN SOURCE GOES MOBILE !!!!
The Open Handset alliance have launched a new Dev Platform Android for mobile phones .....Surprisingly it doesn't run on the standard J2ME VM but have its own custom JVM called Dalvik . Not sure why they did this ..may be some issues with Sun . But Java is the primary dev language and thats great news for Java folks .
Looking forward to write something for my mobile :)
Vishal
OPEN SOURCE GOES MOBILE !!!!
The Open Handset alliance have launched a new Dev Platform Android for mobile phones .....Surprisingly it doesn't run on the standard J2ME VM but have its own custom JVM called Dalvik . Not sure why they did this ..may be some issues with Sun . But Java is the primary dev language and thats great news for Java folks .
Looking forward to write something for my mobile :)
Vishal
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Monday, September 24, 2007
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
some quotes from successful young enterperneurs
Advice: Raise more money than you think you'll need early in your company's life, Stoppelman says. It will get you through unforeseen rough patches in the early research and development phase. Says Simmons: Be extremely careful with every hire and remember that the personalities will filter into every aspect of the company.
Advice: "It's really a patience game, and you need investors who share a vision. Everything else comes from there. If you have investors looking for a quick turnaround, 99% of your problems are going to come from that."
Advice: "Surround yourself with really, really smart people and don't be afraid to give them equity, because it's all about the team," says Sternberg.
Advice: "It's not about how much you can make," Khan says. "You have to be focused on building something greater than yourself."
Advice: "Just jump into the deep end of the pool," says Trenchard. "Smart, motivated people will pick things up quickly and you'll get further faster than taking the safe route through Corporate America."
Advice: "Speak to as many successful people as you can," Spencer says. "You'll get lots of advice, much of it contradictory, but your job as the entrepreneur is to figure out how it all applies to you and your business."
Advice: Choose something you love and "be O.K. with uncertainty," Tseng says. Adds Schleier-Smith: Find good mentors. When you're starting out, "you have a lot more to learn from other people than they have to learn from you."
Advice: Build and get to market as fast as possible, says Schachter. He adds that successful products speak louder than business plans and happy customers are better at marketing than you are.
Advice: "Don't look at what the industry is doing," Erchak says. "Look at what they're not doing and focus on that. That's where the real disruptive technology comes from."
Advice: "If you are going after a new market, know nothing or everything there is to know about that market," Davis says. "If you know only something, you might be afraid" to get started, he says.
Advice: "It's really a patience game, and you need investors who share a vision. Everything else comes from there. If you have investors looking for a quick turnaround, 99% of your problems are going to come from that."
Advice: "Surround yourself with really, really smart people and don't be afraid to give them equity, because it's all about the team," says Sternberg.
Advice: "It's not about how much you can make," Khan says. "You have to be focused on building something greater than yourself."
Advice: "Just jump into the deep end of the pool," says Trenchard. "Smart, motivated people will pick things up quickly and you'll get further faster than taking the safe route through Corporate America."
Advice: "Speak to as many successful people as you can," Spencer says. "You'll get lots of advice, much of it contradictory, but your job as the entrepreneur is to figure out how it all applies to you and your business."
Advice: Choose something you love and "be O.K. with uncertainty," Tseng says. Adds Schleier-Smith: Find good mentors. When you're starting out, "you have a lot more to learn from other people than they have to learn from you."
Advice: Build and get to market as fast as possible, says Schachter. He adds that successful products speak louder than business plans and happy customers are better at marketing than you are.
Advice: "Don't look at what the industry is doing," Erchak says. "Look at what they're not doing and focus on that. That's where the real disruptive technology comes from."
Advice: "If you are going after a new market, know nothing or everything there is to know about that market," Davis says. "If you know only something, you might be afraid" to get started, he says.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Sunday, June 3, 2007
When the PC guy meets the Cool Guy---Brethren of technology...
What happens when great minds assemble ......Ideas flow ...you get a hint of future ....that's what I felt when i saw this interview ....these guys are visionary ...you should watch it yourself and take hints of what shape will technology take in future from the discussion .
A must Watch http://d5.allthingsd.com/20070530/video-steve-jobs-and-bill-gates-prologue/
Saturday, June 2, 2007
Test Post From Windows Writer
Cool desktop blog publishing tool from Microsoft . After a long i liked something from microsoft ...
http://writer.live.com/Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Google Goes Offline With 'Gears' -- Google Mashup -- InformationWeek
Google Goes Offline With 'Gears' -- Google Mashup -- InformationWeek
Google Gears is an open source browser extension that lets developers create web applications that can run offline. Gears provides three key features:
- A local server, to cache and serve application resources (HTML, JavaScript, images, etc.) without needing to contact a server
- A database, to store and access data from within the browser
- A worker thread pool, to make web applications more responsive by performing expensive operations in the background
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
16 Awesome Data Visualization Tools
From navigating the Web in entirely new ways to seeing where in the world twitters are coming from, data visualization tools are changing the way we view content. We found the following 16 apps both visually stunning and delightfully usefu
16 Awesome Data Visualization Tools
16 Awesome Data Visualization Tools
Java on Guice: Dependency Injection, the Java Way - Google Video
Guice is a new open-source dependency-injection framework for Java 5. It's small, fast, ... all » typesafe, doesn't require you to write XML, and is already in use in several Google projects. Come learn how Guice can help make your applications simpler and easier to tes
Java on Guice: Dependency Injection, the Java Way - Google Video
Sunday, May 20, 2007
Chet Haase's Blog: Consumer JRE: Leaner, Meaner Java
Chet Haase's Blog: Consumer JRE: Leaner, Meaner Java
Recently, Thorsten Laux and I gave a talk at JavaOne 2007 about where we are and where we're going in Desktop Java. We covered the download numbers (awesome!), statistics on how many PCs have Java installed (excellent!), and highlighted various desktop applications that use our Desktop Java technologies (fantastic!). We then quickly covered some of the larger features that were implemented in the recent Java SE 6 release (which I won't go into here; check out the various blogs and articles on the topic for more on those features).
Recently, Thorsten Laux and I gave a talk at JavaOne 2007 about where we are and where we're going in Desktop Java. We covered the download numbers (awesome!), statistics on how many PCs have Java installed (excellent!), and highlighted various desktop applications that use our Desktop Java technologies (fantastic!). We then quickly covered some of the larger features that were implemented in the recent Java SE 6 release (which I won't go into here; check out the various blogs and articles on the topic for more on those features).
Friday, May 11, 2007
Let the War begin !!!!!!!!!!
Now we have
Java FX
Adobe Flex
Microsoft SilverLight
Let the War begin !!!!!!!!!!
Java FX
Adobe Flex
Microsoft SilverLight
Let the War begin !!!!!!!!!!
Feature Story: The Latest Java Innovation - JavaFX
Java Answer to Flex ...or Is it ???
Feature Story: The Latest Java Innovation - JavaFX
The Java revolution, which started more than a decade ago, gains even more momentum with today's announcement of JavaFX, a new Java innovation targeted at the billions of consumer devices and computers powered by Java technology. JavaFX is a new family of Java technology-based products that will help content providers create and deploy rich Internet applications (RIA). Available today are the first two JavaFX releases: JavaFX Script and JavaFX Mobile.
Feature Story: The Latest Java Innovation - JavaFX
The Java revolution, which started more than a decade ago, gains even more momentum with today's announcement of JavaFX, a new Java innovation targeted at the billions of consumer devices and computers powered by Java technology. JavaFX is a new family of Java technology-based products that will help content providers create and deploy rich Internet applications (RIA). Available today are the first two JavaFX releases: JavaFX Script and JavaFX Mobile.
Friday, April 27, 2007
Zarar Siddiqi's Blog: Are JSPs dead?
Zarar Siddiqi's Blog: Are JSPs dead?
Indeed JSP's are dead for me as well ........they really suck!!!
Indeed JSP's are dead for me as well ........they really suck!!!
Thursday, April 26, 2007
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