A very promising framework for Swing based development. Check out its key features that separates it from the rest. A look at the roadmap might also help to determine its future course of direction.
Tuesday, December 25, 2007
JSCoverage: Code Coverage Tool for JavaScript
JSCoverage is a tool that measures code coverage for JavaScript programs.
Code coverage statistics show which lines of a program have been executed (and which have been missed). This information is useful for constructing comprehensive test suites (for which it is often called test coverage).
JSCoverage works by instrumenting the JavaScript code used in web pages. Code coverage statistics are collected while the instrumented JavaScript code is executed in a web browser.
JSCoverage works with any modern standards-compliant web browser - including Internet Explorer (IE 6 and IE 7), Firefox (FF 2 and FF 3), Opera, and Safari - on Windows and Linux.
JSCoverage is free software, distributed under the GNU General Public License.
OpenProj: Free & Open Source alternative of MS Project
OpenProj is a free, open source desktop alternative to Microsoft Project. OpenProj has been downloaded over 175,000 times in the first weeks since it was released and has quickly become one of the most popular open source applications. If you are managing a group project then you should go for Project-ON-Demand. If you want a free replacement to commercial desktop software, then OpenProj is perfect. It's available on Linux, Unix, Mac or Windows, and it's free.
Saturday, December 15, 2007
Eating Out: Al Makka Hotel (Al Asif Square, Sohrab Goth)
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About:
- Afghan Cuisine
- Compact area surrounded by Al Asif Square buildings (flats)
- Lack of planning and cleanliness
- Great place for friends to hang out but not suitable for families to dine-in. Take-away is the right option then because food is really worth trying !
- Meat = Lamb Only
Menu:
- Sekh Boti and Sekh Kabab - Very Tasty - Hot and Crispy Grilled Meat and Fat cubes - No spices except salt (well that's my guess)
- Kabuli Pulao - Very Tasty - Best Kabuli Pulao I've tasted so far !
- Qeema - Not bad - Mince Lamb Meat, Chana Dal (Bengal Gram Split) and Potato
- Afghani Naan (Bread) - Equivalent to two regular Tandoori Naan (bread)
- Pickle - Turnip, Carrot and Cauliflower - Very Tasty and helps in digestion
- Raita - Not good - Yogurt seems to be out of date
- Kehwa (Green Tea) with Lemon and suger-coated Almonds - Unique sweet dish, good in taste
- Good taste and considerable cheap
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Saturday, December 8, 2007
Eating Out: Sajjad Restaurant (Super Highway)
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About:
- Good setup with adequate seating arrangements (Takhts and Gao Takiyas)
- Clean environment with fair amount of greenery and lights
- Efficient serving though it was a weekday plus we reach there a bit early. So, can't say for sure about their service efficiency during rush hours
- Seating Arrangements: Gents Only (Open Air and Covered Dinning Hall), Families only (Open Air, Semi-Open Air and Covered Dinning Hall)
- Play Area for children. Quite safe due to its central location, so you can keep an eye on your children while they are playing around
Menu:
- Hot n Sour Soup - Good
- Sajjad Special Chicken - Worst - Whole steamed chicken with very very few spices (may be only salt) topped with lot of tomato ketchup, boiled egg, french fries and Papars
- Chicken Lal Kabab - Good - Specially for those who like BBQ but can not intake Hot n Spicy stuff
- Beef Behari Kabab - Very Good - Spicy
- Chicken Boneless White Handi - Very Good - Recipe for all!
- Paratha (though it was Tandoori Paratha) - Very Good
- Tandoori Naan - Good
- Raita - A must-have item on Highway Restaurants - Good
- Ice Cream (Kulfa) - Good
- Branded bottled water is also available
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