If you develop software or web apps, you’ve most likely experienced working off of an incomplete spec. I have, and it’s tremendously frustrating when all the work you’ve developed so far needs to be changed all of sudden because you followed the spec! So here are some points to keep in my mind and push [...]
If you, like me, come from a strong Linux background and have recently migrated to Mac OS X, then I think you’ll really find this tip helpful. As you may know, the OS X boot sequence details is hidden from the user by default; you basically only see the Apple logo and a load status [...]
I’m not sure if this will work with the upcoming C# 3.0; however, give it a go if you have the need to convert your C# code to VB. I personally prefer programming in C# since I’m used to the C-like syntax. Click here to access the page. Thanks to Alex Lowe’s AspAlliance ASP.NET website for putting [...]
Numerous companies over the years have joined the computer-industry bandwagon and have added their own quick launch and/or startup shortcuts of their applications in Windows. Though their intent is good, it most of the time results in system slowdowns and user unproductivity. What happens is system resources, i.e., memory, are used unnecessarily that could otherwise be [...]
I’ve been running Tiger OS X on my MacBook Pro since I got it and because I’m an early-adopter type of person, I’m pretty excited to install and check out Leopard (new toy!). Unfortunately, due to Apple‘s push of the iPhone, Leopard won’t be released at the WWDC this coming June. Instead it will be some time in October. WWDC [...]