Java has an ecosystem that has matured through years of development, establishing it as one of the most reliable platforms out there. Yet it lacks the means necessary to get the job done quickly, especially for things like web applications. In an attempt to avoid frustrations with these types of issues, developers often opt instead […]
Since there are lots of improvements is happening in CSS3 and still most of developer and designer are unaware of it. So, Now let me present the new tag they introduce in CSS3 for Responsive font-size is : vw, vh, vmin, vmax With this font size type, it will increase and decrease font size according to screen or […]
I’m sure there are some lucky Ruby developers out there who will never run into issues with memory, but for the rest of us, it’s incredibly challenging to hunt down where memory usage is getting out of hand and fix it. Fortunately, if you’re using a modern Ruby (2.1+), there are some great tools and […]
In a perfect Android world, the main language of Java is really modern, clear, and elegant. You can write less by doing more, and whenever a new feature appears, developers can use it just by increasing version in Gradle. Then while creating a very nice app, it appears fully testable, extensible, and maintainable. Our activities […]
I’m sure there are some lucky Ruby developers out there who will never run into issues with memory, but for the rest of us, it’s incredibly challenging to hunt down where memory usage is getting out of hand and fix it. Fortunately, if you’re using a modern Ruby (2.1+), there are some great tools and […]
Exceptions are as old as programming itself. Back in the days when programming was done in hardware, or via low-level programming languages, exceptions were used to alter the flow of the program, and to avoid hardware failures. Today, Wikipedia defines exceptions as: anomalous or exceptional conditions requiring special processing – often changing the normal flow […]
Many of us have to handle web based projects that are used in production, which provide various services to the public. When dealing with such projects, it is important to be able to build and deploy our code quickly. Doing something quickly often leads to errors, especially if a process is repetitive, therefore it’s a […]
How to send mail in CakePHP 2.x First you have to configure your cakephp for sending mail. Go to: App/Config/email.php Now there are two method you can use: Using sendmail function Using SMTP For sendmail : public $default = array( ‘transport’ => ‘Mail’, ‘from’ => ‘[email protected]’, ‘charset’ => ‘utf-8’, ‘headerCharset’ => ‘utf-8’, ); For SMTP: […]
