Developers

Joy Of Learning: A Peek Into Auto-generating Code

Using tools to auto-generate code from high-level models or specifications looks like a cool idea. Though generating code instead of hand-writing it from scratch has many advantages, one needs to also be aware…

Codesport

Over the last couple of months, this column has covered dynamic languages such as JavaScript, and how they differ from traditional statically compiled languages like C or C++. Since many readers have requested…

An Introduction to CloudBee

This article introduces the CloudBees PaaS (Platform as a Service) offering. According to Gartner, the application infrastructure is the mid-tier platform technology layer of the software stack (a.k.a. middleware) where architecture standards, best…

A Simple guide to building your own Linux Kernel

This article is for all the newbies who want to learn how to build their own Linux kernel. Following the steps mentioned will demonstrate how easy the task is! Please note that the…

Graphics Programming in Linux

This article covers some basics of graphics programming in C. I was a very avid graphics programmer, using Turbo C (actually, using graphics.c, a library usually taught to engineering students during labs). Trying…

Setting Up Discussion Forums Using Vanilla

Use Vanilla Forums for work, to discuss ideas, or just to connect people across the organisation. The need for, and the means of, communication between individuals of similar interests has existed since time…

Tips and tricks for using two factor Authentication Technology

Single password protection techniques, while a well-used and ancient method of protecting access to information or location, are no longer something that can guarantee a reliable means of protecting what you want to…

Configuring GCC Source in Eclipse IDE

This article is aimed at developers who need to debug or experiment with the GCC source. The open source Eclipse IDE has some interesting features that enable your GCC source to be easily…

Django: A Web Framework with Immense Potential

In the era of cloud computing, Web frameworks have great importance in a Web developer’s life. Choosing the right one is crucial to the success of a Web application. This article explores one…

The Semester Project-IV File Systems: Formatting a Pen Drive

This article, which is a part of the series on Linux device drivers, takes the next step towards developing a file system module by exploring how to write a formatting application for your…

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