JavaScript
Twitter Updates for 2009-05-26
- Convert (technically recompile) C# code/app to JavaScript, PHP, ActionScript or Java http://bit.ly/2wkuj #
- @bineshkutty how to do what? in reply to bineshkutty #
- RT @mikewayne #Joomla vs #WordPress #tqotd http://bit.ly/18ayWX #
- Reached home record time early. Will watch recorded “Ninja Turtle” movie, resume playing “Mortal Komat vs DC Universe” on XBox, may work too #
- @bineshkutty @aseemsood db5ae6ffb284d3d99cf4dcb139ef5300 (md5 hash of the ‘First name’ <space> ‘Last Name’) knows in reply to bineshkutty #
- @juhib #T4B So you are saying AD against Twitter user’s profile or the subject on which he/she Tweets mostly ? in reply to juhib #
- @kbhargava that means 4 KB download/sec ? in reply to kbhargava #
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Chrome – The Google Web Browser
- Easy installation
- Sleek top menu bars give more real estate to the web pages
- Shows thumbnails of most visited pages as the default page
- Less configuration options
- Robust Incognito window (porn mode)
Cons (so far)
- Not available for Linux
- No built-in RSS reader
- Limited configuration options
- MS Silverlight based applications do not work
- Cannot leverage the plethora of Firefox plugins
After lots of news and attention since yesterday, Google’s very own web browser called Chrome is finally available for download now, but only for Windows.
To start with, since I’m on Linux (Fedora 9), the download page http://www.google.com/chrome, did not show me a download link but instead prompted me to subscribe (with my E-mail) to get alerted when Chrome is available for Linux.
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Alfresco: Even the owner/author cannot delete his file!
Alfresco is an open source and free content management system (CMS) – kind of a MS Sharepoint alternative. I had deployed Alfresco for two clients of mine. Coincidently, both clients came up with a specific requirement stating:
“Once a user uploads the file into the content management system, he or anyone else (expect for admin) should not be able to edit/delete it.”
I came up with a simple solution to change the owner of the files when they are uploaded into the CMS. Hence, when the file is uploaded, if the owner of the file is set to admin, even the user who created/uploaded the file will not be able to delete it.
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