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Best Java IDE for .NET Developers

This blog title is surely oxymoron-ish but hold your opinions before you read it completely! If you are a .NET developer and have 1. Tried building Java Apps for interop/proof of concept/fun/prototyping and the weird class paths have repeatedly failed you.2. Tried eclipse and netbeans and were scared of their bloat/complexity/usability!3. Given up on the…

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ASP.NET Performance and Scalability Equation

As I was driving down to work this morning trying to catch up on .NET Rocks, I started listening to ASP.NET Scalability Panel Tech-Ed 2007 show. This is an excellent panel discussion; highly recommended to anyone who writes an ASP.NET web application. The panelists include Stephen Forte, Kent Alstad and Rob Howard who talked about…

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Richard Campbell’s Says...

Following are some of the interesting quotes from Dot Net Rock’s infamous Richard Campbell’s SQL Query optimization session at code camp; Excellent talk, informative and entertaining. And yes, he is officially the 5th person who laughed at the autobahn joke, that’s pre-explanation! Heisenberg uncertainty principle of SQL profiler “If you have measured it, you just…

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It's not the critic who counts...

Just finished watching "The World's Fastest Indian" and loved the quote."It's not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or when the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by dust…

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Dawn Internet Edition RSS Feed

Dawn is Pakistan's Largest and most widely circulated English language newspaper. With excellent reporting and contents, this is one of my many reads as a self proclaimed news junkie. Oddly enough, for some reason they never published an RSS feed for the paper so I (and I'm sure other readers) had no way of reading…

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GapMinder : Data Visualization Tools Revisited

A very cool tool, Gapminder is defined as "taking information that’s “dry as dust” and making it visible through animation. Making sense of the world by having fun with statistics!" http://tools.google.com/gapminder/ GapMinder - Google Tech Talk Google has a knack for statistics so they bought it. A list of what Google bought in the past…

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