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IZWebFileManager now speaks in more languages

Recently I got a contribution from BeJay, one of IZWebFileManager users. It was 3 new language resource files: China, Czech  and Slovakia.

 

So by now IZWebFileManager supports 17 languages! Isn't it great?

 

Most recent release available for download from google code: http://code.google.com/p/izwebfilemanager/

 

IZWebFileManager is an open source project. You are welcome to contribute!

igorz 05/02/2012 - 08:22
.Net Open Source, ajax, ASP.NET
Dart Vs. Java Script

 This ariticle give long and comprehensive look on Dart vs. JavaScript.

 

www.infoworld.com/d/application-development/first-look-google-dart-vs-javascript-179852

 

aviy 02/02/2012 - 23:23
DART, javascript
TCE Event - A HTML5 & Javascript Journey - Front End to Back End @ Kripton
HTML5 is the hottest new advance in web technologies. The work on HTML5, which started in 2004 and that was carried out mainly by the W3C and WHATWG, slowly caught the attention of all major web-browsers vendors that now take active part in setting its future. Being able to handle complex user-interfaces, deliver multimedia & 3d content made HTML5, along with recent JavaScript and CSS3 Enhancements, the ultimate choice for web, mobile, and even rich desktop applications.
 
Tikal Knowledge, provider of open source solutions and services, invites you to learn about the new approaches and solutions in HTML5,CSS3 and Javascript.

 

General Information 

Date: Tuesday, February 28th on 8:30 - 12:30
orenf 31/01/2012 - 14:55
javascript
Why LinkedIn's Mobile Developers Dumped Ruby For Node.js

How linkedin scaled their iPhone app by moving the server backend from RoR to node.js

ittayd 30/01/2012 - 17:01
node.js, node.js
Open Source Mobile Development Platforms

 

With the introduction of the iPhone and Android Mobile devices a new medium was created. Touch-screens and smart mobile devices have created an historic technological revolution. These new devices are in the hands of millions of people all the time. With the mobile revolution, a new and unique opportunity has been created that companies can leverage to put their content into the hands of the masses.

 

However, the introduction of these new devices brought with it the creation of many new frameworks for creating content. Each mobile platform has it's own development and design techniques. With all these choices, companies have to choose carefully when picking what approach to take. The most important decision is picking between native development for each device or using one of the many open source options that use a write once deploy to many approach.

 

dov 30/01/2012 - 15:14
.Open Source, Android, App, AppLaud, cloud computing, eclipse, Mobile Development, Phonegap
BugAid – What Visual Studio could have been

Alt.Net tools night are great for “getting to know” new tools and meet some outstanding fellow .Net (or other) programmers/professionals. Usually around 60 or so people come to these events and I think this is pretty impressive for a Google group that started out there in the wild.

On the last session of Alt.Net tools night (Jan 2012) I got so impressed by one of the sessions I decided to share it. Not that the other session where unimpressive, on the contrary, it’s just that this little tool is not something you see every day.

menny 29/01/2012 - 23:45
.Net Open Source, BugAid, Visual Studio
Functional Programming from OO perspective (video, hebrew)

My Functional Programming talk @ Sayeret Lambda. It is in hebrew.

 

(The sound quality is awful, sorry about that)

ittayd 28/01/2012 - 22:04
Scala, scala fp
Rails Course, Level 1

 Dear Developers!

dor 26/01/2012 - 18:29
Ruby
Rails Course, Level 1

Dear Developers!

dor 26/01/2012 - 18:29
Ruby
WebRTC

Get yourself familair with html5's WebRTC technology examples.

By The Way: you can use WebRTC in Chrome by turning on a flag.

orenf 26/01/2012 - 15:48
Javascript, javascript webrtc