April 2008

There were 12 posts published in April 2008 (this is page 1 of 3).

Startup School 2008: Key Takeaways, from OnStartups

Paul Graham’s Y! Combinator organized “Startup School 2008” a while ago. Dharmesh Shah’s onStartups blog summarizes key take aways from the event. I am taking up even refined points, and recommend you to read the full post on Dharmesh’s blog. David Lawee, VP Corporate Development, Google; founder, XFire.Hurry Up. Sam Altman, Founder, Loopt.If you can […]

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The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari – Gujarati

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari is one of my favorite books. A book that changed my life. I became a big fan of Robin Sharma after that and have read almost all his books. Last week, I saw Gujarati edition of The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, and picked it up immediately. My dad […]

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How they built Google Docs?

We are working on some rich web applications and Ashok sent a link on How they built Google Docs. That was actually Suw Charman-Anderson’s notes from the FOWA 07 (Future of Web Apps 2007) conference, where Jonathan Rochelle gave a talk on how they developed Google Docs over the years. What decisions they made, what […]

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Impressive usability on the login page

We developed a video capture system using Flex and Red5 for StoryLink – an online networking and educational site for the creative community. I was testing that and saw their login page. And I was impressed! (click on the image to enlarge) They have taken so much care on the login page. Not only do […]

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Fundamentals of XHTML MP (Mobile Profile)

Since XHTML MP is based on XHTML, certain syntactical rules must be followed. Making syntactical errors is a good way to learn a programming language, but so that you don’t get frustrated with them, here are some rules you must follow with XHTML MP! Remember, HTML is very forgiving in terms of syntax, but make […]

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