Best Java Decompiler
Reverse engineering is becomes a necessity every now and then. When it comes to java decompilation, there are several available in the wild that do it pretty well but the problem: Most of them are … Read more
Reverse engineering is becomes a necessity every now and then. When it comes to java decompilation, there are several available in the wild that do it pretty well but the problem: Most of them are … Read more
Though most of us prefer to code offline, it makes sense to have a web application that lets you edit, run and debug a code snippet without having to setup environment for the language. The … Read more
The cloud is buzzing, Google’s Cloud dreams do converge with Palm’s Web based OS apps aspirations. But what comes today takes it one step further into the cloud. Palm has launched a beta version of … Read more
Google had introduced upgrades to it’s translate service by adding a provision to Speak out loud the translated text. If you haven’t tried it so far, give it a shot here. There’s no official API … Read more
Java EE 6 just got released yesterday, here is everything you need to know about, in brief. A look back: Java EE 5 was a remarkable step towards a mature, widely deployed, well supported server-side … Read more
Google’s attempt # 3973 to speedup the web. With launch of Google chrome Extensions, Google has punched in a new extension to help web developers speed up the performance of webapps: Speed Tracer. For those of … Read more
URL Shorteners have been around for several years, but the idea never got popular till the Era of Twitter emerged. But something is really strange about the new URL shortener the Total URL is “http://to” and that’s … Read more
Not many developers speak Objective C, the Mantra for writing iPhone applications. And majority of the developers don’t own Mac either, so what is the way to go ? Of course one can buy a … Read more
ChangeLog Team managed to get an Interview with Google Go‘s Tech Lead Rob Pike. He is the man behind development for Unix, and one of the co-contributor of UTF-8 during his tenure in Bell labs. … Read more
Everyone is addicted to Twitter, staying away from twitter makes us feel so helpless and alone. I use Twitter on my iPhone, when on the move, and TwitterDeck when at home or Office. But what … Read more
In the Era where we are surrounded by millions of programming languages, Google gives us a new GO. Go is a new Open Source programming language from Google that aims at performance. The performance we … Read more
Symbian, the largest smartphone OS, was bought by Nokia and converted into Symbian Foundation last year. Nokia Open sourced most of Symbian Foundation and made it a nonprofit organization whose sole goal is the advancement … Read more
YouTube, founded in Feb 2005, with initial army of 2 developers, 2 architects, 2 network engineers, 1 DBA, YouTube grew incredibly fast to what we know it today as. It wasn’t just the user popularity that grew, … Read more
Java VisualVM was released more than year and a half ago, but its still worth blogging since most people don’t know about it. VisualVM is an open source tool for monitoring and profiling your Java … Read more
Like any other programming language, Java puts a restriction on amount of memory you can use for the execution of programs. The difference being – Most other languages like C++, PHP, user has the power … Read more