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REALbasic
Published February 16, 2008 Programming 5 CommentsTags: container control, realbasic, reusable
hmmm…semakin di eksplor semakin suka gw ama REALbasic….gara2 lanjutin CM v7 gw pingin kontrol yg reusable….gak ada guna “reinventing-the-wheel” trus-trusan kan? kalo kata David H.”Ruby-On-Rails” Hansson, “Don’t-Repeat-Urself”…..Dan in this respect gw suka banget the way RB handle the things buat gw….clear and logical….gw pake container control….menolong bgt ngurangin waktu development….apalagi yg gw kerjain ini mahal bgt di pasaran…antara 175 jt – 2M…gile kerja satu tim gw single-handed….wekekekkeke…meski katanya going-solo-development itu bad…gw sulit cari yg ngerti RB…itu soalnya…lagian ini sampingan kok….
Tapi jujur saja meski dah sampe REALbasic 2007r5 yg gw pake…masalah maturity IDE-nya ya janganlah dibandingin sama VS atau Delphi ataw NetBeans…apa yg “the-way-it-should-be” di IDE laen mungkin di RB gak. malahan kadang mendekatipun nggak. yah terima aja dulu mudah2an di versi mendatang lebih bagus…
Gile ini baru mantap coy…challenge is my middle name….wekekeke. that’s why dulu gw pernah comtemplating buat join the enigmatic La Legion Etrangere 
2REP -Regiment Etranger de Parachutistes- tu kan keren abis coy. Hehehe…kewarganegaraan gw bisa hilang dong coy
Oke back 2 topik ada 3 klien ”kakap” prospektif yg perlu di follow-up coz sebelum deal dan sign kontrak brarti blum final ya gak… tapi kans-nya diatas 90% kayaknya, gw mesti belajar teknik lunch en dinner bareng klien buat lobbying wew
alamakjang macam di felem2 dah ini.
Kapan2 gw mesti punya my very own consulting firm….wekekekeke
Anjrit…hanyut kali ku rasa….kena serangan air asrama ni….untung gak parah2 bgt…tapi si reza, polem n syawal lumayan parah…..gile sekali serang semua orang kena….mengandung zat apaan sih air asrama ini…kok macam gini kali
The Proud & The Few
Published February 12, 2008 Buku , Military 1 CommentTags: commandos, indonesia, special forces
Huhuuhu…buku keren lagi, harus punya nih…..udah masuk ke wishlist gw. Thx to Mr. FireInTheHole atas infonya
# Paperback: 148 pages
# Publisher: Equinox Publishing (November 21, 2007)
# Language: English
Elite: The Special Forces of Indonesia 1950-2008 (Paperback)
by Ken Conboy (Author)
Book Description
For more than half a century, the elite units of the Indonesian Armed Forces have been in the forefront of that country’s brushfire wars, counter-guerrilla campaigns, counter-terrorist battles, and police actions. They have also dominated Indonesian politics for most of the decades since independence. Now for the first time in print, a history of all the commando and airborne formations in the Indonesian Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines, and Police. From battlefields across the Indonesian archipelago and beyond, get a detailed understanding of these units from their origins to the present day. KEN CONBOY heads Risk Management Advisory, a security consultancy in Jakarta. A graduate of Georgetown University and the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, Conboy also studied at Sophia University in Tokyo and was a visiting fellow at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok. A resident of Indonesia since 1992, he is the author of more than two dozen books on intelligence and military history.
Wuhuhuuuhhu…..makin menarik aja nih ceritanya
Have you ever found yourself so passionate bout something you just knew you had to pursue?
Kelar juga baca buku ini wewewew keren bgt coy, buku tentang ruby-on-rails….u guys owe yourself to check it out. highly recommended. gw kasih 4.5 out of 5
Book Description: Ruby on Rails is fast displacing PHP, ASP, and J2EE as the development framework of choice for discriminating programmers, thanks to its elegant design and emphasis on practical results. RailsSpace teaches you to build large-scale projects with Rails by developing a real-world application: a social networking website like MySpace, Facebook, or Friendster.
Inside, the authors walk you step by step from the creation of the site’s virtually static front page, through user registration and authentication, and into a highly dynamic site, complete with user profiles, image upload, email, blogs, full-text and geographical search, and a friendship request system. In the process, you learn how Rails helps you control code complexity with the model-view-controller (MVC) architecture, abstraction layers, automated testing, and code refactoring, allowing you to scale up to a large project even with a small number of developers.
This essential introduction to Rails provides
A tutorial approach that allows you to experience Rails as it is actually used
A solid foundation for creating any login-based website in Rails
Coverage of newer and more advanced Rails features, such as form generators, REST, and Ajax (including RJS)
A thorough and integrated introduction to automated testing
The book’s companion website provides the application source code, a blog with follow-up articles, narrated screencasts, and a working version of the RailSpace social network.
Nowadays we hear lots of hype about .NET and J2EE, lots of propaganda about how both C# and Java are “The Way of the Future.” But as we all know, sometimes the real gem is the unsong underdog, the one that don’t have full page ads in tech journals.
Good design is like pornography: You know it when you see it. Rails is like very, very good pornography.
Will Ruby take over Java or C# as one of the leading modern software development languages? I doubt it—although Ruby is supposedly quite popular in Japan. As someone who has been in this industry many years, I am not pessimistic about its chances, but I am pragmatic. I found Smalltalk to be a far superior programming language to Java, but alas, superior does not always win. There is a lot of support behind existing languages—both technical and marketing. Libraries, toolkits, frameworks, architectures, connectors, adapters, platform support, services, knowledgebase, competent implementation teams, etc. have all been put in place to support programming languages like Java. And, like it or not, marketing machines at Sun and Microsoft will ensure the success of the current development environments for sometime to come….Sometimes, we need to be reminded of the way things should be. Even if Ruby does not become a commonly used, supported, and marketed programming language, perhaps with enough awareness and a little use, some of its features will find their way to the programming environments we know—if not love—today.
-Jim White
Chase your rainbow
anywhere you find it
Kopassus: Inside Indonesia’s Special Forces (Ebook)
Published February 4, 2008 Military 10 CommentsTags: conboy, ebook, kopassus, special forces
Hummm….gede bgt exe -nya
Yang ini bikin aplikasi Iphone pake Aptana
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