Tech Fikra!

Credits ( http://www.mozilla.org/ ) Just when I thought it was going to take a long time for HTML5 based apps on mobile devices to become widespread, along came Mozilla with the newly promised Firefox OS.

Just a simple thought I'd like to share with you today! It hit me after watching the Code.org video aimed at inspiring people to learn to code all over the United States and the world!

Today's Engineering wisdom is, "Stay in the DRY!" A Corny opening statement, but I don't really care what you think of it.. cause it doesn't really matter.

So, this year is a promising one for mobile platforms with existing and new vendors entering the market. Is that a good thing or a bad thing, we are yet to find out!

A nice tip that would save you some pain when dealing with change! I am talking about development environment servers and the possibility of an IP address change on their network interface.

Hey there, let's jump right into this, but before we start I must say, I've been using the eclipse IDE for several years now ( it's actually eight years to be exact ) and I must say, it has been quite a great journey so far with one of the powerful tools for developers.

So, this is kind of late, but I've been seeing all sorts of results when Googling problems I face during my daily job coming from www.stackoverflow.com . I couldn't help but notice the quality of the replies and helpful hints I saw there.