Little wonders of C#
Labels: Visual C#
Labels: Visual C#
Labels: Personal
I got through TOPCIMA exam finally and still I could not believe I got 66 credits (33/50). TOPCIMA or current T4 is the final hurdle in CIMA journey and differs significantly from previous stage exams. Test your professional competence as Management Accountant and previously known as case study exam which is based on pre seen case study and unseen material on the exam day. One of the very hard exams in my career perhaps I have been in IT industry from the start. This will open up the gates to ACMA and CPA routes.
I have achieved one of the milestone for this year and I need to complete the Viva (Presentation) on my research thesis “Empirical Study of Identifying value drivers in Software Industry” to claim my ‘MBA in IT’. I am trying to get the presentation dates from the Computer Science department of University of Moratuwa and hope I will get viva dates this year to complete my MBA in IT degree. I do strongly believe in famous saying in Tamil “Learn theft and then forget”.
I am back after my CIMA exams and hope that I will clear the last hurdle in CIMA this time.
Until now I really did not get a chance to apply jQuery in full scale in our web projects and now in the current project I have got a chance to play around with jQuery. We have been moving away from Updatepanels and use jQuery for AJAX calls and I have to tell you that learning experience is awesome. I usually hate javascript programming but now jQuery has changed that and I have started to love javascript programming now. I don’t know why I missed looking at jQuery before. I found this #Improve your jQuery – 25 excellent tips# very useful and the comments also second it.
On the other note I have started attending .NET user group meetings in Sydney and as far as I know there are minimum of 4 .NET user groups. I have attended architecture user group meeting on last Thursday. There will be another user group meeting by Sydney Deep .NET User Group on 1st of July 2010 and for more details visit http://www.sdnug.org/
Labels: .NET
Labels: Silverlight, VS2010, WCF
It is true that HTML 5 would be a ground breaking upgrade to the prominent Web presentation specification but the sad point of that it is going to take 5 to 10 years to become fully acceptable standard in the market.
It is always good to use industry standards rather than going with proprietary standards especially in web development for cross browser support. HTML 5 tackles the gap that Flash, Silverlight and JavaFX are trying to fill but in my point of view, HTML 5 is not a replacement to these technologies. Time can only tell which technology will mature in the market and definitely they will at least have their own niche place in the web market.