"Never take decision when angry and Never make promise when happy."
Person with positive thoughts and believes whatever happens is for the good but work hard for the best. I am a developer, designer, blogger, entrepreneur, camper and overall thinker. I work as a freelancer and can develop applications ranging from CMS to Enterprise Applications using Java and PHP. I am a professional with latest technologies like JEE6, HTML5, CSS3, JQuery, NoSQL Databases, Sql Databases - MySQL, Postgresql, etc.
Monday, December 12, 2011
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Data Structures: Stack
Data Structures can be defined as arrangement and storage or
organization of data so that inserting, retrieving and modifying the
data becomes efficient, faster and easier. There are different kinds of
data structures available and can be used in our applications according
to our requirement. Any application we develop is all about manipulating
the data. So data structures are always required to write any
application. Any data structure we consider can be implemented in any
language of your choice. Hence data structures are independent of
language. Data Structure consists of two parts:
- Data.
- Operations on that data.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
You're a Bad Manager. Embrace It.
You're a Bad Manager. Embrace It.: "You manager developers and you'd like to think you're a good manager... but look at the evidence. Most, if not all, of your projects are late. Your team often delivers products riddled with bugs. Quite a few never ship at all. How can you be a good manager if you constantly fail? Isn't getting the job done a big part of being a good manager? Let's look at this situation.Let's look at a few of...
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Thursday, August 26, 2010
Java 7 : The New try-with-resources Statement
Java 7 : The New try-with-resources Statement: "From build 105, the compiler and runtime of the Java 7 Releases have
support for the new form of try : try-with-resources, also called ARM
(Automatic Resource Management) blocks.This new statement makes
working with streams and all kind of closeable resources easier. For
example, in Java, you can have this kind of code :
James Sugrue
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support for the new form of try : try-with-resources, also called ARM
(Automatic Resource Management) blocks.This new statement makes
working with streams and all kind of closeable resources easier. For
example, in Java, you can have this kind of code :
James Sugrue
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