This is an article posted on CloudAve. As you might know the Open Cloud Manifesto debuted on March 30st. It outlines the pillars of Cloud Computing as well giving a brief on what the possible threats and weaknesses could challenge the early and future adopters. The manifesto declares 4 major goals of an Open Cloud:…
In the previous post, I talked about EventBox and how it can make your feed-loaded life easier. But here’s the thing: It’s again skimming through 100s of feeds. Could I be lazier?! Well, there is a way that you can merge all (or a particular group of them) together and filter them against some keywords….
Learning a new language along with news development tools is quite exciting and challenging at the same time. You have to go through most (if not all) basic stuff and make sure you’re not bringing any old habits to the new language. For instance, after years of manual memory management in C and other languages,…
Many people use RSS news feeds to read the latest updates from their favorite websites synchronized in a single place. It is much more productive than surfing around and reading content surrounded by ads and useless stuff. With the subscription list increasing in number, having a powerful new reader with a good set of features…
In my journey to hopefully master Ruby on Rails, I’m amazed to see that many authors (in blogs or in books) most of whom are pretty expert in the field, choose to exit the Rails console completely (using CTRL+D) when they need to restart the environment (to clear up the objects in the memory, for…
Few days ago I found a neat application that although tiny (almost 600KB!) changes the way you work with your iPhone/iPod. Personally I was a bit irritated that I can’t access my files on my iPhone as easy as drag&drop. Now it is very easy to keep some files in my iPhone and even being…