I am reading Steve Jobs’s autobiography. Quite a detailed memo of Steve’s background as person who he was. The book is fantastic, and I recommend… Read More »My views on Steve Jobs’s biography – Microsoft is here to stay
I recently attended Oracle Events at Westin Hotel here in Ebisu. My topic of interest was to see what’s the future for a product we’re… Read More »Is recent IT talk just a show of hands
I have just posted a project for essential data structures using Javascript. These data structures form the backbone (hence the name jawbone) of many advanced… Read More »Jawbone – Data structures in Javascript
I believe most of complexity in today’s software programming arises mainly due to decisions – conditions present in if, while, for loops. The decisions are… Read More »Complexity in software programming
Just had a random thought if you could type keywords in your browser bar, and press a button that takes you to correct website. The… Read More »Friendly urls
My Impressive Animations blog is a collection of impressive images as the name suggests :-). I keep on adding images, in-spite of the fact that… Read More »Javascript image slideshow
I hit upon a picky need by a user to have specific tab-order for a HTML page. For most part we usually would organize the… Read More »Setting tabindex in HTML for arbitrary, disparate elements
A while back in 2006, I had toyed with the idea of having a simple online memo. No logins, no passwords. Just a url on… Read More »Simplememos is back
“C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\Microsoft.Common.targets(847,9): warning MSB3644: The reference assemblies for framework “.NETFramework,Version=v4.0” were not found.” If you end up building .NET projects outside of Visual Studio, just using… Read More ».NET v4.0 building missing targets
Something got me thinking about how we think to handle a problem. This happened yesterday when I was watching a McGill University videocast on “Inflammation… Read More »Paradigm shift