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25th February 2008, 12:23 am
Introduction
Some people are working to make the meta-programming possible. Some says as language oriented programming or domain specific language, but I prefer in general as meta-programming. For years programming languages supported to generate code with the powerful libraries or developers worked just with string concatenations and external linkers.
Nowadays meta-programming is getting more and more important […]
20th January 2008, 03:44 am
Introduction
For many years, parallel computing is an important area for research in high performance computing. Super computers dominated the industry all the time. However with the cost of obtaining a fast computer and a fast network, cluster computing considered as a good alternative. High Performance Computing market grew rapidly, mainly because of the clusters intensified. […]
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7th January 2008, 04:08 pm
Power of Functional Programming
Functional programming is one the oldest of major programming paradigms. Functional languages have been with us for a while. Languages like Lisp, Scheme, ML, OCaml, Haskell, Erlang and F# have well built compilers and tools and large user and development communities. However, the early success of the imperative programming languages made the […]
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11th December 2007, 04:22 pm
I really liked the XML expressiveness of Visual Basic, let’s build a very simple MSN History Search Engine using LINQ and XML Literals in Visual Basic.
The best thing is those literals could be used in LINQ expressions. Remember the simple XML file that MSN stores as a history.
.@AttributeName : Accesses the attribute element in XML
.<ElementName> […]
11th December 2007, 03:34 pm
Here is the summary of new language features as mentioned on the “What’s new on ORCAS
C# 3.0 Language Support: This CTP implements all of the C#3.0 language features from the May LINQ CTP including:
Query Expressions
Object and Collection Initializers
Extension Methods
Local Variable Type Inference and Anonymous Types
Lambdas bound to Delegates and Expression trees
Complete design-time support: Intellisense, Formatting, […]
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15th June 2007, 11:24 pm
Introduction
Software agent is a program that handles the behaviour of a user or software with the aid of an agency. The software agents are not called by a user or by a process, they are acting themselves, they decide the next task to do. This drives the system to the concept of intelligent agents.
Agent system […]
17th April 2007, 02:57 am
Technology Review
The system of Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server is specified in Table 1.
Table 1: SharePoint System
Windows Internal Database /
SQL Server 2000
ASP.NET 1.1
IIS 6
.NET Framework 1.1
Windows Server
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Data storage
Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server stores its data in the Windows Internal Database, registry, and SQL Server 2000. The organization does not have to buy SQL Server; SharePoint […]
17th April 2007, 02:57 am
Abstract
Microsoft SharePoint Products are Web Based Collaborative System that facilitates the collaboration within the organisation and customers. There are two types of SharePoint products, SharePoint Portal Services and SharePoint Portal Server. SharePoint Portal Server is built on top of SharePoint Portal Services.
Using SharePoint Portal Server 2003, users can create, manage and build collaborative Web sites. […]
4th April 2007, 01:28 am
The second part of p2p article is on ReadWriteWeb. Thanks to Richard MacManus again for his contributions.
This is the second in a 2-part series exploring the world of P2P on the Web. Part 1 was a general introduction to P2P, along with some real-world applications of P2P. Part 2 (this post) discusses future applications..
For the […]
30th March 2007, 10:25 pm
My article is on readwriteweb. I am glad to see there, thanks to Richard MacManus for his editing and creating readwriteweb.
Abstract
As the connection speed of the internet has increased, the demand for web related services has also increased. After the Web revolution, peer-to-peer networks evolved and currently have a number of different usages - instant […]