Information and communication technologies(ICT) in general, and the Internet and the world wide web in particular, have made life easier by facilitating easy communication with virtually everyone, and easy access to information located virtually anywhere in the world. But all these communication technology are in reach of rich peoples, poor peoples are still backward in our country. Which have also widened the gap between the rich and the poor. In other words, new technologies, while improving our life in many ways have created the digital divide between the village and urban people.
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Showing posts with label Web. Show all posts
Friday, July 6, 2012
Reach: An approach to bridge the digital divide[LOCUS 2012]
Information and communication technologies(ICT) in general, and the Internet and the world wide web in particular, have made life easier by facilitating easy communication with virtually everyone, and easy access to information located virtually anywhere in the world. But all these communication technology are in reach of rich peoples, poor peoples are still backward in our country. Which have also widened the gap between the rich and the poor. In other words, new technologies, while improving our life in many ways have created the digital divide between the village and urban people. 
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Writing blogs offline using Live Writer
I have noted down some key features in Live Writer that I have observed.
- The blogs can be saved offline and edited any time you want.
- Multiple blogs accounts can be integrated so that you can switch to your blog on fly.
- Its IDE is cool. You will not feel difficult with its IDE since it is somewhat like Office package.
- Theme can be pulled at any time and refreshed if it is changed.
- Categories can be set and post date can also be set before posting.
- You can insert pictures, hyperlinks, videos and many more within live writer.
- You can preview your blogs and view source code by using tabs at bottom of the live wirter software.
- Different plugins are there which can be very useful like Source code ( for putting codes in the post.
- After you have done editing and ready to be published , you can click publish icon at top.
Friday, July 8, 2011
JQuery Tutorial–II : Basic CSS Selectors
Selectors in JQuery is used to select specific document objects like <body>, <h1>, <p>, <a> and many more. It’s use has made writing JQuery very easier and get the required DOM to have control over it.
Using Basic CSS Selectors
Any DOM element may have their unique ID or group of selctors may have a common class for styling. The ID selects unique element from the HTML DOM and class is applied for a wide selection. For eg.
<p id="myParagraph">This is the paragraph with ID attribute.<p><p class="ourParagraph">This is first the paragraph with Class attribute.</p><p class="ourParagraph">This is second paragraph with Class attribute.</p>
For accessing these ids and classes of paragraph it can be done as :-
Saturday, July 2, 2011
JQuery Tutorial - I : Getting Started
JQuery is very great tool for accessing the DOM(Document Object Model) elements is any webpage. JQuery is really a cool Javascript. In this tutorial I am going to show you how to use Jquery to make life easier without having to know all the Javascript lengthy codes or statements.
First of all u need is the Jquery file downloaded from the JQuery site or a link of Google code repository for JQuery. U can either download the development version for testing purposes or min version for depolyment purpose. After u download, create a webpage of ur choice and put your jquery.file into the folder.
I will be teaching you some events handling with the simple JQuery selectors. Lets get started. Lets create a page called index.html.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
JQuery : Introduction
JQuery is a lightweight JavaScript framework developed by John Resig.
JQuery is a lightweight "write less, do more" JavaScript library.
The jQuery library contains the following features:
- HTML element selections
- HTML element manipulation
- CSS manipulation
- HTML event functions
- JavaScript Effects and animations
- HTML DOM traversal and modification
- AJAX
- Utilities
CakePHP : A rapid development MVC Framework
Why Cake?
Ever since Ruby on Rails became a popular web-based framework, teams of developers have
been creating clones of Rails or Rails-like frameworks for various languages: TurboGears for
Python; Zend, Symfony, and many others for PHP; Catalyst for Perl; and on and on. With so
many options out there, why choose CakePHP for your web project?
Getting a web project off the ground can be cumbersome and technically demanding, especially
when using older methods of development. Cake, however, makes the initial steps of
building a web application easy. Rather than run installation scripts from the command line,
Cake comes prepackaged as a folder you simply drop onto a server and is ready to run.
The command line does come in handy once you begin building onto the framework.
Later, I’ll discuss Cake’s scaffolding features that cut down on routine development tasks.
With Cake, creating user flows in the application early on is simple and can improve communication
with clients. In some cases, a run-through of the application can be developed
in minutes, allowing the client to get an idea of the project’s architecture.
Once a project is fleshed out and launched, site maintenance is also improved thanks
to Cake. Because of its hierarchy and organization, as well as its effectiveness at limiting
redundancy, Cake helps developers adjust a web application on the fly. Cake also supports
test databases and URL routes for testing new features or versions of web applications on
the live setup.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Customize your localhost Display
Have u ever thinked of getting your localhost display customized with the local projects being displayed with lots of other stuffs than simply “It Works” text. Here is a simple HTML, CSS and JQuery based localhost index page so that u can get urself dynamic…
1. First of all listing your local projects stored in htdocs folder or www(for wampp) is a great idea to get a look at your projects.
1. First of all listing your local projects stored in htdocs folder or www(for wampp) is a great idea to get a look at your projects.
Sunday, December 26, 2010
JQuery Based Game:- Quick Multiplication
This is a simple multiplication based game created using
the JQuery Library. It uses the basic concept of html, css and JavaScript to create the layouts and logic needed for the game. The game uses the JQuery library for the easier accomplishment of the task and Karma Framework for the image and sounds loading. This is the game developed for the Class 6 for the deployment in rural villages by OLE NEPAL.
Objectives:-
To multiply the numbers with 0 at last quickly.
Description:-
Try to load your truck with all boxes giving correct answers to the all questions and win the race.
Friday, December 17, 2010
Quick Start a PHP Project
Introduction
In the beginning, there was nothing. Well, there were static web pages that had to be edited manually. That was a pain. And it didn’t do anything other than display text and images on a web page.With the introduction of PHP/FI (Personal Homepage Tools) in 1995, everything changed. It became possible to create dynamic web applications that generated content on-the-fly and allowed users to interact with the once static web pages.
When Rasmus Lerdorf, the creator of PHP/FI, decided to release the source code of his project, the development went even faster.
Andi Gutmans and Zeev Suraski joined the project in 1997 and started working on PHP 3.0 as the official successor of PHP/FI. The development of PHP/FI was mostly halted. PHP 3.0 (which is a recursive acronym for PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor) was officially released in June 1998.
Shortly after the release, Andi and Zeev were already working on a rewrite of PHP’s core. It was finished in mid-1999 and the new engine, dubbed Zend Engine (comprised of parts of their first names, Zeev and Andi), was a huge success.
PHP 4.0, based on the new Zend engine, was officially released in May 2000.
After four long years, PHP 5.0 was released introducing a new object model and dozens of other new features. In 2010, PHP 5.3.1 is the latest stable release.
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