What Are The Programming Language Names?
PHP has come a long way in the last few years and now its one of the most popular known web language but has any one of us thought why the Name of the language is PHP and nothing else Or what is the full form of PHP. If No read through the complete post here.

Date: 2008-08-29

Demand For Programmers Remains Strong
A disheartening piece of news came out today: unemployment is at a four-year high. Sooner or later, it seems the people in charge of this country's economic system will have to admit a recession is taking place. Yet, generally speaking, folks familiar with C++ and C# are in no immediate danger.

Date: 2008-08-01

C# Guidebook Gets Good Reviews
If you're looking for a book about the C# programming language, we may (or may not) have one to recommend. Reviews of Head First C# have indicated that there's a lot to love and a little to dislike. To get a discussion of its weak points out of the way, the tome (it's 778 pages long), can reportedly get a little repetitive.

Date: 2008-07-09

Microsoft's IronRuby Integrates Into Dot Net And Silverlight
Microsoft introduced IronRuby at the RailsConf in Portland, with integration into dot net and silverlight, this is a good thing, as showing off integration like this is important to keep dot net as part of any Web 2.0 lexicon.

Date: 2008-06-05

FOAF Parsing And Crawling In C#
I've been looking deeply into FOAF lately and last week I worked on a parser that could wrap a FOAF document into a strongly typed class for easy consumption by C#. Now I want to share it with anyone interested. It appears there are no FOAF parsers available in C# yet. I wasn't able to find any.

Date: 2008-05-01

Working With Gravatar Images
Gravatar is a service that associates your e-mail addresses with a picture of you for use on blog comments, forums and bulletin boards. I've been a happy user for years. A cool thing about Gravatar images is that they can be used from any application either on a website or a desktop application. But still, they are primarily used on blogs and forums.

Date: 2008-04-11

ZoomInfo API - ASP.NET C#T
Over the last couple of days I have been digging into the ZoomInfo API (using C# - ASP.Net) to first of all better understand the API and secondly to leverage the data provided in order to use it for things like company profiling, competitors, and key contacts at a given company.

Date: 2008-02-22

OpenID Implementation In C# & ASP.NET
Over the weekend I began looking more deeply into OpenID than I have before. I've always been intrigued by OpenID, but the information about it in terms of code samples in .NET have not been impressive. There are a few projects here and there but they all use a library for handling communication with the OpenID providers.

Date: 2008-01-24