Archive for April, 2009
some usefule symfony plugins :)
April 30th, 2009
take a quick look at some useful symfony plugins . useful for your symfony project. if any query or change then post comment on it.
- sfSimpleCMSPlugin
- sfGuardPlugin
- sfDoctrinePlugin
- sfPropelActAsNestedSetBehaviorPlugin
- sfMediaLibraryPlugin
- sfSimpleBlogPlugin
- sfSimpleForumPlugin
- sfFeed2Plugin
- sfgWidgetsPlugin
- sfThumbnailPlugin
- sfUJSPlugin
- sfControlPanelPlugin
- sfFormValidationPlugin
- sfMogileFSPlugin
- sfLightboxPlugin
- sfCaptchaPlugin
- sfNiftyPlugin
- sfPrototypeWindowPlugin
- sfPropelLoadbalancerPlugin
- sfSavvyPlugin
- sfYzClientSideValidationPlugin
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sanjay
Tags: plugins, symfony, symfony development, web development
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like to watch top 10 joomla extentions
April 30th, 2009
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hiren
Tags: all videos, extentions, jomla, top10
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Introducing GWT [google web toolkit] :)
April 29th, 2009
What does this mean for you? It is easier than ever to create sophisticated web applications entirely in the Java language with Google Web Toolkit while working productively in Eclipse. And the moment you’re finished, with only a few button clicks you can upload and publish your application to the world on App Engine.
In GWT 1.6, we’ve tried to make common tasks simpler while making it possible to do even more advanced things. If you’re brand new to GWT, some of this is going to sound like gibberish, so you’ll also want to take a look at the Product Overview as a gentler introduction.
Direct support for war output and related tools
- GWT 1.6 changes the conventions for project organization to center on the standard Java web archive deployment structure. This new war support makes it easier to introduce GWT modules into existing web applications. It also makes GWT development more flexible by allowing hosted mode to work easily with any standard servlet container.
- In conjunction, there is a new webAppCreator tool which replaces the older projectCreator and applicationCreator tools. It is a unified, war-aware tool that can quickly create a working GWT module, configuration files, source files, and an ant build file that you can use as a starting point for your own code.
- And, of course, it’s pretty easy to create a war directory layout that you can upload to App Engine.
Hosted mode and compiler enhancements
- Hosted mode has been enhanced to take advantage of the new war-centric project structure to provide additional conveniences. For example, the new “Restart Server” button reloads server-side code without you having to restart your debugger, which can save you time when you’re developing RPC services. Also, for you GWT experts out there using hosted mode with your own custom servers — if you know what “-noserver” is, I’m talking to you — you’ll be glad to know that hosted mode integration “just works” now; generated resources such as bundled image files are automatically recreated when you refresh the hosted browser. This, too, can help speed up your development cycle.
- Hosted mode has also been modified to work smoothly with EMMA’s offline instrumentation, so that you can easily generate code coverage reports. If you’re an Eclipse user, in addition to using the new Google Plugin for Eclipse, you should also look at EclEmma, which makes it easy to enable code coverage for any launch configuration.
- Finally, the GWT compiler has gone parallel. It can compile multiple output permutations in parallel using the new -localWorkers flag, which can speed up web mode compiles noticeably on multi-core machines. In more elaborate build systems, it is also possible now to do parallel distributed compiles using the new compiler lifecycle classes Precompile, CompilePerms, and Link.
New widgets and a shiny new approach to event handling
- A big change that you will surely notice is GWT’s overhauled event handling. The new Handler pattern for managing widget events is easier to understand and more succinct than in previous releases. Widget writers can also easily create their own custom events.
- The customizable and internationalized DatePicker is now a standard widget, and the new LazyPanel helps you speed up your code by delaying the creation of widgets until they’re actually needed.
- There’s also a new API for triggering browser native events programmatically, which is a real boon for unit testing.
As usual, there are many more improvements than we can list above. The issue tracker has the full list of changes. We hope that these new features in GWT 1.6 will seem like only the beginning, though, as you start to using GWT alongside the new Google Plugin for Eclipse and deploying your code on App Engine. There’s lots more to come on how these technologies work together to help you do cool new stuff faster.
Last but not least, the GWT team will be at Google I/O on May 27-28, giving in-depth sessions on GWT and eager to hear your feedback on these new features. We hope you’ll join us.
Download Google Web Toolkit 1.6
thank you
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kiran vadariya
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Different type of Open source license
April 24th, 2009
OSI approved licenses
Licenses that are popular and widely used or with strong communities (9)
- Apache Software License 2.0
- New and Simplified BSD Licenses.
- GNU General Public License (GPL)
- GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL)
- MIT License
- Mozilla Public License (MPL) 1.1
- Common Development and Distribution License
- Common Public License 1.0
- Eclipse Public License
Special purpose licenses
Other/Miscellaneous licenses
- Adaptive Public License (APL)
- Artistic License
- Open Software License
- Q Public License (QPL)
- zlib-libpng license
Licenses that are redundant with more popular licenses
- Academic Free License
- Attribution Assurance Licenses
- Eiffel Forum License 2
- Fair License
- Historical Permission Notice and Disclaimer
- Lucent Public License 1.02
- Open Sourced License [3]
- University of Illinois/NCSA Open Source License
- X.Net License
Non-reusable licenses (25)
- Apple Public Source License
- Computer Associates Trusted Open Source License
- CUA Office Public License
- Entessa Public License
- EU DataGrid Software License
- Frameworx License
- IBM Public License
- Motosoto License
- Naumen Public License
- NetHack General Public License
- Nokia Open Source License
- OCLC Research Public License 2.0
- PHP License
- Python License (CNRI Python License)
- Python Software Foundation License
- RealNetworks Public Source License
- Reciprocal Public License
- Ricoh Source Code Public License
- Sleepycat License
- Sun Public License (SPL)
- Sybase Open Watcom Public License
- Vovida Software License v. 1.0
- W3C License
- wxWindows Library License
- Zope Public License
Superseded licenses (5)
- Apache Software License 1.1
- Artistic License 1.0
- Eiffel Forum License 1
- Lucent Public License Plan9
- Mozilla Public License (MPL) 1.0
Licenses that have been voluntarily retired
- MITRE Collaborative Virtual Workspace License (CVW License)
- Intel Open Source License
- Jabber Open Source License
- Sun Industry Standards Source License (SISSL)
Not categorized
- Affero General Public License
- Boost Software License (BSL1.0)
- Common Public Attribution License
- GNU General Public License 3.0
- GNU Library or “Lesser” General Public License version 3.0 (LGPLv3)
- ISC License
- Microsoft Public License (Ms-PL)
- Microsoft Reciprocal License (Ms-RL)
- MirOS License
- Non-Profit Open Software License 3.0
- NTP License
- Reciprocal Public License 1.5 (RPL1.5)
- Simple Public License 2.0
hope your r enjoyed this one:)
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kiran vadariya
Tags: GFL, GPL, lience, open source
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Gujarati Language for Joomla! :)
April 23rd, 2009
hello all,
Enjoy !!
now you can translate your joomla project in gujarati language in one click.
for this you have to install joomal language pack .
But you for this one you have to installed joomla 1.5.10 or newer version of this . so check first of all your joomla project. it is absolutly free under GPL.
click here to download joomla gujarati language package
after download you can install language from admin side of your project .
after instalation active language from admin side and enjoy gujarati translation of your project
i hope you have enjoyed this one.
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kiran vadariya
Tags: gujarati, joomla, language, translation
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Symfony 2.0 an Enhancement of Symfony 1.0.
April 22nd, 2009
Symfony 2.0 is a major step forward for the symfony project. This new version introduces new concepts and new components, and make the framework even more decoupled and flexible than before. As an added bonus, the framework is also more lightweight and much faster. This session will give you a feeling of the power of Symfony 2.0 by introducing the main new components of the framework.
It’s realy good and nice one framework of PHP5.So let’s begin toward it.
Tags: 2.0, Framework, PHP, symfony, Website development
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Benefits of Prototyping in Web Development
April 21st, 2009
Prototyping is a phase in web development which involves developing a working model of a system or in this case, a website. But is prototyping really that important? Can we just skip that part and head on to the actual coding? Oh yes, by all means you can but for sure your website would be a mess.
Imagine making a movie without a script. Imagine making a building without a blueprint. It’s a disaster. Everything should be planned ahead before diving to the actual development process.
Prototyping is essential in web development. First of all, it enhances the requirements of the system. The team would let the user interact with the prototype and from there the user would give the developers their feedback.
These feedback would then translate to improved functions, hence, enhances the specs that was initially given. It also helps in finalizing the requirements of the system. Nothing is more annoying than fickle minded project managers. Therefore, prototyping is really the best solution to avoid adding and modification of specs come coding time.
Now, if you’re thinking of developing a website or a system for that matter, make a prototype. It’ll save you time and effort which in return saves you money. At the end of the day, it’s the quality of the work that matters for the clients. That’s why an organized approach such as prototyping is a must.
Tags: development, prototype, website
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