Comparing Strings in Java has evolved from the character comparisons to String comparisons to StringUtils comparison. Using the StringUtils to compare Strings is so much safer and faster to code.
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Written By: techieDan on April 14, 2010 25 Comments
Are you an eBay user? All of a sudden suddenly your account freeze? Well, here’s what happened once again! A few weeks back, TechieDan has gotten his paypal account access being limited. Thus he can only receive funds but can never do any other transaction with it.
TechieDan finally resolved it [...]
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Written By: techieDan on December 31, 2009 3 Comments
Most of us who snap photos usually take those pictures on the newer cameras with bigger pixels. Though the problem is sometimes we need to crop the picture or rather resize the photos for public viewing on the Internet. Yes, one can do that one by one using Adobe Photoshop, and re-size them accordingly to [...]
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Written By: techieDan on September 28, 2009 6 Comments
Surprisingly those who have installed Adobe Photoshop CS4 or own this software will have no problems accessing and opening the RAW picture format file. Here’s how to do it. As a Nikon D300 user, I have browsed through the world wide web and found that one needs to download a plugin. As of date, the current up to date version is the Camera Raw 4.3.1.
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Written By: techieDan on August 18, 2009 2 Comments
Most of us have heard of Facebook. Yes, it was just barely a year ago, techieDan started toying with Facebook. Tinkering here and there, unbeknownst and added blog feed to the notes application. Ever since Facebook has now become a phenomenon, these blog urls are now a pest to my own blog SEO, as people [...]
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Written By: techieDan on July 7, 2009 One Comment
You have a collection of photos and want to merge your photos together. Well, if you have a camera, and you snapped them and wanted to join them using any photo editor software to do the panaroma effect.
For now TechieDan will be teaching you how to merge photos to create a panaroma effect with simple [...]
Written By: techieDan on May 27, 2011
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Firefox 5.0 Beta released to the public. Do your bid in assisting to create a user friendly and superb open source browser for everyone.
Written By: techieDan on May 23, 2011
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Hacked by a hacker that hijacks your index page on Wordpress, just reinstall from Dashboard or just reinstall the template.
Written By: techieDan on April 16, 2011
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Social Networking is the norm nowadays that it helps in generating visits, income and also advertisements for your own webpage. Do you think of it differently? TechieDan thinks no.
Written By: techieDan on March 24, 2011
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Firefox 4 finally unleashed to the public a few days back March 2011. Now how is it different from the current version? Sleeker and definitely 6x faster than the original.
Written By: techieDan on March 15, 2011
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How can you try and catch and error and avoiding code redundancy in Java 7. With Java 7 still in beta mode, there are more upgrades to this amazing programming language.
Written By: techieDan on March 7, 2011
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Fast forward to Java SE 7, you can now use Strings inside a switch statement. Unlike previous versions, putting Strings on a switch would produce an error but on Java 7, finally a switch comparator is enabled. Much more flexibility now.
Written By: techieDan on March 3, 2011
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Some tips on Autoboxing to be applied in Java and for your SCJP 6 exams. The flexibility of the Java language has made programming easy and in some ways less complicated for the beginners.
Written By: techieDan on February 24, 2011
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Wordpress 3.1 was finally released under the codename “Reinhardt” and now boast of Internal Linking features, updated performance issues and having the newest JQuery 1.4.4 installed.
Written By: techieDan on February 10, 2011
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For Database Administrators and Developers, this is a common practice. Sometimes we would love to track who has accessed a particular record from the users’ perspective based on ID and time. The usage of TIMESTAMP would be the best way.
