I was following this tutorial and got stuck when I wanted to show my custom error messages. I did not want to use the Dijit-based form widgets because I may change the JavaScript framework in future or in other words decoupled HTML form and validation. If I use Dijit-based form then it is no hassel to show my custom error but as I said that I do not want to use Dijit-based form for simplicity and modularity.
Filed under: Javascript
After you have developed your first Salesforce application, the next step would be to market your application and share it with millions of other users.
Publishing an app also enables many organizations to build a good relationship with potential customers.
This step is called 'Publishing' and the place where you can make your app publicly available is called AppExchange.
AppExchange is an online marketplace for cloud computing applications and services. It is also a community where you can build, develop, customize your applications and then share it globally over the internet. At present, AppExchange has more than 1400 applications available in its public directory
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Great India Developer Summit was organized this year for the 5th time in a row and undoubtedly, it turned out to be a sheer success. I attended GIDS this year for the first time, so can’t compare much with its previous version, but I found it really very helpful in every aspect important for any software architect. It simply turned into a vast knowledge pool with each & every drop making a significant contribution in spreading this knowledge around.
GIDS 2012, on the same lines as in previous years, consisted of 4 major streams: GIDS .NET, GIDS WEB, GIDS JAVA, GIDS WORKSHOPS. GIDS 2012 was flooded over with more than 140 technical sessions, keynotes and workshops with more than 70 national & international speakers. ‘Venkat Subramaniam’ and ‘Scott Davis’ were two main heroes with maximum sessions by a single speaker and that too houseful. Being a Java & Web developer, I attended all the streams except GIDS .NET and sessions around HTML 5, JavaScript, Java 7 – Java 8, Functional Programming, and Concurrency.
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Filed under: Concurrency Control, Conference, Functional Programming, Java
Automation testing helps testers to reduce burden of repetitive tasks in manual testing. Many software companies are launching applications in industry and to keep pace with this fast moving mobile industry they have test and release new mobile applications or same application with more functionality rapidly. To meet this challenge, software companies are moving towards automation testing in mobile. We know that mobile testing is evolving and so is mobile automation testing. It is not completely matured like in case of website automation testing.
There are few tools available in market for mobile automation testing. It is true that mobile testing is still evolving and there is always increased pressure on companies to adopt to changing mobile operating system or in other words diversified nature of mobile phones. There are challenges in mobile automation testing which are mentioned below:-
Filed under: Mobile, Mobile Automation, Mobile Testing, Testing
I was working on a website where I wanted to create a slideshow on the homepage, where I have to show
a set of questions and answers coming from left-to-right and right-to-left of the screen, respectively. To add to the
mystry, the question comes first and then the answer comes after a wait of 4 seconds. But both question
and answer should move out of the screen simultaneously, and then the next question comes...and this
continues till the cycle reaches the last slide.
So, here it goes...
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