The homepage really ugly!
Check this by yourself…. http://www.harvard.edu/
I don’t think the homepage of Harvard University is professional. Looks so ugly, you love it???
Don’t like the font, the color, and the structure the page use…
And even the html code are td,tr,table…..My god!
As a world famous university, why not make it more beautiful and professional?
Few days ago Kaspersky 2009 product was released and I was excited as hell to give out free Kaspersky Internet Security 2009 license key to my subscribers. I have the 30 KIS license keys with me and it’s ready to be given out next week. Nearly 300 applicants has taken part in the draw. What if I tell you that there is no need for me to give the 30 KIS license, and all 300 of you, including the ones that haven’t taken part can now get it yourself for FREE! Continue reading »
I always believe that people who knows about computer living in the United States is very lucky. First of all, they can purchase nearly everything from the Internet and most of the time shipping it to your home is free! For people who live in other countries, we can order stuff from USA via the Internet but we’ll have to pay for the ridiculously expensive shipping fee and import tax which sometimes cost more than the product that we’re buying.
This theme goes beyond what any of my free themes do … this newspaper WordPress theme makes starting a news blog a breeze!
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NASDAQ Market Replay provides a NASDAQ-validated replay and analysis of the activity in the stock market. The application is built using the Adobe Flex and AIR platform, and utilizes the Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) for persisting historical market data. The combination of S3 and AIR offers a powerful deployment model with little internal infrastructure required. The simple, yet robust, deployment is possible because the AIR runtime runs on the client machine. Amazon S3 removes the need for a traditional middle-tier server, as the data is accessed in from the Amazon “cloud”. Continue reading »
Do you create XML sitemaps for Google and submit it regularly? I do it for most of my blog and sites. But do you also submit the same sitemap to Live Search (MSN) too? If not, start doing it from today. It really helps. Continue reading »
Last week I spent a few hours with Dick Wall of the Java Posse working on an application which combines Google App Engine, Adobe AIR, and Flex. This was a fun experiment that turned into a pretty cool application. The application, named QuickFix, sends an image to Google App Engine which does an “I’m Feeling Lucky” transformation on the image and sends it back. Here’s a screenshot of it fixing one of the photos I took at the Java Posse Roundup this past winter: Continue reading »
How to monitor the itemClick in FlexRadioButtonGroup when RadioButton was clicked
The full codes:
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