About one week has gone since Firefox passed the 400 million downloads mark. A lot of people and of course webmaster use the revolutionary browser to explore the web. So this time I want to present you a bunch of plugins, especially for web development!DebuggingFirebug - A masterpiece of plugin! If you want to edit your sites CSS and preview it in real-time, this plugin is what you need.JavaScript...
The Fastest Growing Web Framework Is...
Hightower made an interesting observation in his blog recently when he compared job growth rates of various Web framework technologies on www.indeed.com. The clearly undisputed winner? JSF. As you can see from the attached graph images, JSF is growing much faster than any other other listed frameworks, as well as having far more job opportunities....
Winning Through Effective Self Promotion
Setting personal goals and working single-handedly toward their success is both noble and a worthwhile use of your time. But as you reach for more challenging goals you are going to need the cooperation of others. Others can help you with their skills and resources. They will make it easier to succeed in the long run.Effective self-promotion is the way to get others to help you reach your...
Outsourcing may be coming to an end
As we have been hearing, costs among the outsourcing companies have been going up for the last couple of years. Competition has increased wages among outsourcing companies across the board.Now Nishant Sivakumar in The Code Project:Finally something that might kill outsourcing brings up what will most likely bring Outsourcing to an end. When Outsourcing began the exchange rate was about 47...
Programmer or Developer?
This made me think more about the distinction between a Software Programmer and a Software Developer. To me there is a subtle, but important difference. Let me give you my definition:A Software Programmer is someone who really knows the environment he is programming. He knows everything there is to know about the language, the API and the Framework he’s using. He can do low level optimizations...
What Tools I Use For Web Development
I use all of these applications/plug-ins * Jetbrains IntelliJ Idea. The best IDE I've ever used. * Textmate. The best text editor I've ever used. * DBVisualizer. Makes working with databases easy. * Fireworks, now from Adobe and likely to vanish someday. * Interarchy. For moving stuff from one system to another. * Path Finder. It's not a development tool but a Finder replacement;...
All I Need To Know To Be A Better Programmer
Programming is complicated stuff, but a lot of what makes a good programmer isn’t all that different from the earliest learning we did in school.1. Share everything.Use open source where possible, and contribute to it when you are able. The collective wisdom of the entire community is better than the limited vision of a few large companies.2. Play fair.Give other technologies, frameworks,...
Fix The Bug, Not The Symptom
I'm a big believer that a large part of the art of successful debugging is attitude. If you adopt the attitude that you can fix the problem and you're not getting to let this piece of technology make you look feeble and unworthy, you'll usually win.There's more to write about that another time. Today I want to write a bit more about the flip side of this: being a responsible debugger and...
Programmer’s life (cartoon)
Programmers carry small world with their selves. They require really small things to be happy. If they done their tasks according to specs, they will be very happy. Some times little showstopers make them sad, and they got frustrated. And start thinking diffrent kind of things like switching the job, how cruel the managers are, do I get appraisal...
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