Just recently i got this firefox plugin installed on my laptop. It was cool. Implementing tabs in browsers are no longer new in the mainstream and many find it as powerful, great and useful especially for people who likes multitasking on their browsers. Some says it’s the intelligent way of browsing these days and i couldn’t help but agree more. Looking back, I think the first tabs i got to experience were still in Lotus Notes Workspace.  I was still using this Lotus Notes Client 4.6 version and i felt how useful these tabs were in terms of my productivity and categorizing each notes icon in my workspace.  Now the same benefit goes as it rolls down to web browsers. As of 2006 most web browsers support tabbed browsing, Opera was the first tabbed browsing interface, followed later by NetCaptor, later by IBrowse in 1999, then Mozilla in 2001, Konqueror and Safari in 2003 and Internet Explorer 7^[1] in 2006. Google Chrome, released in 2008, also has tabbed browsing capabilities. - Wikipedia. I think this concept was adapted to web browsers to open the habit of multitasking when browsing the internet or to answer the need for multitasking. Reminiscing old days, i remember if i wanted to check email in yahoo and browse friendster at the same time i need to open 2 browser sessions i.e. internet explorer just to accommodate this request but doing this would mean running 2 application  on the taskbar  with different URL address or processes. Imagine doing this side by side with other office desktop applications on your computer, horrible speed problems should certainly be expected. To answer this cry for multitasking people,  innovators initiated tabbed browsing.... Read More

I was sitting back on the couch in my jogging pants this morning when i decided to run a quick look on my email. Suddenly,  i noticed i just got an email from the IBM Professional Certification Team saying…... Read More

If you enjoyed searching around for hours using Chofter from the related article i posted, what if i tell you that you can actually EARN while SEARCHING. Think of this as your benefit while sitting on your desktop for hours and searching for work related articles. Yep you heard me right. Earning while searching? Think again. If you love Google, Yahoo and MSN, you’ll even love Scour! Scour search results are taken from Yahoo, Google and MSN. The SSER (Scour Search Engine results) are the average ranking of your search keyword from the 3 major search engines.... Read More

I was sifting through the web to find some cool technical SEO/programming related stuffs to my blog when I bumped into this Nuffnang website (www.nuffnang.com.ph) by accident. Just about month ago, i remember, the site (www.nuffnang.com.ph) was still on it’s beta version for the Philippines viewers. And to be honest, I must say i was totally clueless as how they arrived with such Site title… hehehe.. until i recently found out from someone else’ blog that the term “Nuffnang” is actually a Jafaikan Translation for “Real Good/Cool”. Wow isn’t that cool! Now am just being Techronnati! (”Techronnati” is a Portmanteau word which means “Enlightened by Technology.” =P)... Read More

If Microsoft has Internet Explorer and Apple has Safari then don’t be surprised if Google introduces its own state-of-the-art web browser. Google Chrome, the much-talked about open source web browser owned by the Internet Giant - Google is currently on its beta version release.... Read More

So here i am on my desk trying to validate the FM Model i’ve just created. It is basically a simple query using XML as a datasource ( coming from a Lotus Notes-based system) which is generated on the fly when the report is manually run). But when i clicked on the test sample command, instead of displaying the expected output I see this error which is shown below.... Read More

While wandering the internet for hours, i was lucky enough to initiate a test trial with this new search engine i just discovered by accident. Introducing, Chofter.com, the beta-released version has been on the playing field early of this month - August 2008. Although relatively young, the site makes it promising as the author, Shane O’Sullivan, an Ajax/J2EE expert, dynamically uses all the tricks of what Web 2.0 and DOJO Ajax Toolkit can do. Gee, such a genius!... Read More

I think one of the most rewarding experiences as a technology blogger is the chance of getting rated by your peers in an unbiased way. I was checking my email today when to my surprise i got an email from Amy Liu of Blogged.com saying…... Read More