Published on June 10, 2010 by Amir Sedighi
Javascript makes object instantiation much easier than other languages in somehow. If you need to have just an object then you can define it directly without defining a class. Here is a sample of declaring an object without any class definition: var myBook = { title : “Little Prince”, price: 10, getAQoute: function() { alert(“‘What [...]
Posted in JavaScript
Published on June 9, 2010 by Amir Sedighi
Is the project in your profession? Software projects always can be fitted completely or partially into below categories: A. The projects that are in your profession and you know exactly how you should perform them. B. The projects that aren’t in your profession and you don’t know exactly how you should perform them. It could [...]
Posted in Software Engineering
Published on June 8, 2010 by Kamran Vatanabadi
“OutOfMemoryError: PermGen” or simply “PermGen” is familiar Tomcat (or any Tomcat base app server like JBoss and …) error message for those who has large and/or long running application on Tomcat or do deploy/undeploy many applications on Tomcat. Sorry but if you haven’t seen this message on Tomcat’s console before, you are still a beginner [...]
Posted in Java
Published on June 7, 2010 by Kamran Vatanabadi
It is more than 15 years that I haven’t written code for windows, I remember it was difficult and so tricky to move an application in the tray, but here in Mac OS X, you can easily send your application in status menu. You can download sample status menu from here, now let us take [...]
Posted in Cocoa/Objective-C
Published on June 6, 2010 by Amir Sedighi
This is not a step by step procedure to help you find the gold mine in software development business. However you may find some key techniques here. Next part talks about keeping align the project with design. Also we will see how we can manage our outsourced project remotely. Here are simple but important hints [...]
Posted in Software Engineering
Published on June 5, 2010 by Saeid Zebardast
Somehow you need to relocate MySQL database to another machine. To do this the same as other RDBMSs you need to export the schema and import it into the destination database. There are various methods but they all have the same two stages, Import and Export. You can use the following commands: Export `mysqldump` command is [...]
Tags: mysqldump
Posted in Linux, MySQL
Published on June 4, 2010 by Kamran Vatanabadi
Simple things can save your project I’m not going to sequentially write about the OSS project as things happened. So here I bring one of the most important things we have done in this project which saved our career and let us to continue working on this project, it is Object Caching. Consider a web [...]
Posted in Java, OSS
Published on June 3, 2010 by Amir Sedighi
Introduction Does still software development have a large market? Do I need to outsource my projects to the over seas companies? This is the main question when you are going to invest in software development business. Actually business demands make software development as one of the most requested jobs around the world. At first sight [...]
Posted in Software Engineering
Published on June 2, 2010 by Kamran Vatanabadi
The legacy system (the CRM) had some major problems in its technology and design. I told in my last post on “OSS” that the main reason of many of these problems were because the company was in a hurry during its first years of work to capture more market share and reaches to its goals. [...]
Posted in OSS
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