We all have enjoyed reading the Head First series of books and this book i.e Head First HTML5 Programming is no different. The authors Eric Freeman and Elisabeth Robson have kept the […]
Mohamed Sanaulla
Deep dive into Optional class API in Java 8
We all as Java programmers been through the situation where in we invoke a method to get some value and then instead of directly invoking some methods on the return value, we […]
Sidin Vdukut's Dork!
I must say- A well written book! Prior to this I had never finished even a single novel be it a 100 page or a 1000 page one. But Dork- I could […]
Sessions looking forward to at Great Indian Developer Summit-2012`
After a few good sessions at Great Indian Developer Summit (GIDS)-2011, I look forward to another great 3 days at the GIDS-2012. I thought of listing out the talks I have planned […]
A brief introduction to using Option and Either classes
Previously I had written about Companion classes in Scala and there in I had mentioned one of its uses i.e defining the apply method to support object literals. In this post I […]
Getting started with JSON-P
I have during my college days used XMLHttpRequest object and its equivalent in Microsoft world to make Ajax calls and those Ajax calls were to the URL within the same domain. But […]
HTML5 Geolocation API with Goolge Maps
I have been reading Head First HTML5 and read about the Geolocation support in HTML5 and also went through the example they have shared about using the Google Maps with HTML5 geolocation […]
Brief overview of An “object” in Scala
In Java world we are all familiar with the term object and interchangeably use it with the term instance. Both these terms represent initialization of a class with the required parameters. But […]
DSL based approach to input Graph data in graph theory based java programs
Most of us have coded some programs which deal with graph theory algorithms like finding the shortest path between two vertices, finding the minimum spanning tree for a given graph and so […]
Creating External DSLs using ANTLR and Java
In my previous post sometime back I had written about creating Internal DSLs in Java. In the book Domain Specific Languages by Martin Fowler, he discusses about another type of DSL called […]
