Tuesday, December 23, 2014

Coding at College vs Coding at Real Job

 

Dulu waktu di universiti my lecturer said seorang programmer yang bijak tidak akan membina sebuah program dari zero tetapi harus mencari jika ade program yang lebih kurang serupa tetapi meminda mengikut kapasiti keperluannya. The most important is an output

The best Glass App

Virtual shopping Using google glass

This app applies the concept of virtual reality using Google Glass

Tuesday, November 25, 2014

C++ Vs JAVA

C++ Garbage Collection and JAVA Garbage Collection

Sleeping Positions


Open Source


+Think3D

+think3D | 3D Printers & 3D Printing Services in Hyderabad, India think3D, India's largest 3D printing platform is working on a mammoth project to 3Dify all the pictures, graphs, figures in school text books so as to provide good quality education to blind people in India. We are soon to launch the project officially. Follow our Google page to hear more updates about the project. Below picture is the 3D printed model of the eye with the Braille script at the bottom!!!

Tuesday, November 11, 2014

CAD Project

Downloaded Google SketchUp models GrabCAD  grabcad.com
 
 

3D..4D..5D Printing

I don't know this 3d or 4d or 5 d printing so fantastic. Look at that it's like a magic


+I'm Programmer 

Sometimes, just by watching, they are accused of micro-managing. Then again, sometimes, just by watching, they really are. Stepping in to help without a good reason or a request for it is micro-managing. I swear, I think some of them do it out of pure boredom.



Perfect Website

What all things should be there in a Perfect Website? Here are 26 things to note before you develop a Website. Please share your thoughts. 

Friday, November 7, 2014

Java Script Cheat Sheet 


PURE CSS3 FONT ANIMATION

play with CSS3 and i developed this PURE  CSS3 FONT ANIMATION

#uidesign   #css3   #materialdesign   #webdesign  







sources: http://www.wifeo.com/code/47-play-with-css3-font.html

5 functions of the Console object you didn’t know

Not everybody knows that apart from the simplest console.log() used for logging, the Console object has a couple of other equally useful function. I have chosen and described the 5 most interesting but unpopular methods, which can be successfully utilized in everyday work.
All of the functions described have been tested and work properly in Google Chrome 38

console.assert(expression, message)

If the value passed in the first argument is false, the function will log a message given as the second argument in the web console. If the expression is true, nothing is logged.
> console.assert(document.querySelector('body'), "Missing 'body' element")

> console.assert(document.querySelector('.foo'), "Missing '.foo' element")
[Error] Assertion failed: Missing '.foo' element
 

console.table(object)

This function displays the provided object or array as a table:


For more details on console.table() see the article "Advanced JavaScript Debugging with console.table()" by Marius Schulz

console.profile(name)

console.profile(name) starts a CPU profiler in the console. You can use the name of a report as an argument. Each run of the profiler is saved as a separate tab and grouped in a dropdown list. Remember to end profiling using the console.profileEnd().

 

 

console.group(message)

The console.group(message) groups all logs that follow after it until the console.groupEnd() is called to a dropdown list. Lists can be nested. console.groupCollapsed(message) works analogically, but the created list is collapsed by default.


console.time(name)

console.time(name) starts the timer with the name provided as the argument, which counts down the time in milliseconds until it is stopped by the console.timeEnd(name). Exactly the same name must be used in both functions.

> console.time('Saving user')
> console.log('User saved')
> console.timeEnd('Saving user')
Saving user: 2.750ms
 
sources:https://shellycloud.com ron 95


 
 

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