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Last couple of months I heard lot about evangelism in WSO2 where I work as a software engineer. while I am reading blog by Christian Heilmann I found this nice presentation given by him. It’s worth looking at it. The presentation is fantastic.
Developer EvangelismView SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: advocate publicspeaking)
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Firefox 3.1 is the fastest version yet. One of our favorite sites to use for testing is papervision3d.org because it is so graphics heavy. Firefox 3.1 took 25 seconds to fully load. Compare this to our last Firefox 3 review on the same machine, Firefox 3 took 45 seconds to load the site’s 3D image. [...]

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SOAP specification defines SOAP headers as an extension mechanism that provides a way to pass information in SOAP messages that is not application payload. SOAP headers can carry control information, quality of service information, security information and other information that are not directly related to the actual business functionality.

For example you need to [...]

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Java and JavaScript are very different languages, although the similarity in the names and the similar C-like syntax confuses people sometimes. Let’s take a look at one pretty major difference and that is how objects are created. In Java, you have classes. Then objects, a.k.a. instances, are created based on those classes. In JavaScript, there [...]

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When I start to reading Ubuntu packaging guide, I found this interesting things which can do using apt and dpkg.
apt-cache dump: lists every package in the cache. This command is especially helpful in combination with a grep pipe such as apt-cache dump | grep foo to search for packages whose names or dependencies include foo.
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