I just published episode 3 of the DotNetArabi podcast on www.dotnetarabi.com. This episode was with guest Mahmoud Alamanasrah, who have 7 years of experience on data-driven web applications with SQL Server. The episode was about the new features of SQL Server 2008, great for all developers who interact closely with SQL Server. على موقع… Read More »
The other day I was roaming the Internet; link here link there, tweet here tweet there, and I stumbled upon a very nice game called Geocaching.Geocaching, simply, is a game in which players hide items in any place in the world, and the other players should find, yes…Treasure Hunt. But the fun part is it’s… Read More »
When I started this blog my goal was to make it a technical one, in which most posts would have code, samples, screen shots, architecture…etc. This was the primary goal, though it is totally fine with me to talk about software life in general. The issue is that I get the ideas of my posts… Read More »
“Oh no, I won’t go into that code; I am not that intelligent!”“oh no, I don’t want to try this software…I don’t know what it will do to my machine!”“Oh no, I can’t write such a unique blog post!”“Oh no, I will not twiply to that celebrity…come on…he is a celebrity!” These phrases kept chasing… Read More »
Update: death toll rate reaches 470 and 2400 injuries, and I will stop counting. After a 20 months siege during which there was no water, food, medicine, gas, oil, and electricity…today Israel thinks that’s not enough…and starts a massacre; 160 dead, 200 wounded by 40 rockets hit Gaza and still going. Photos From the Massacre… Read More »
I don’t know whether thank or scold my good friend Omar Qadan for introducing me to Travian, a strategy game played online. It’s amazing how a simple, web-based, HTML-front game can be so rich and vast entertainment wise! It’s a real strategy game where you build villages, resources, armies, embassies, and conduct trading, diplomacy, wars,… Read More »
The feedback was very good, and I was glad that everybody liked it. Jordev is really moving ahead, and I am very excited being part of it 🙂 Below is the slide show (it’s an enhanced version from my previous one): [slideshare id=821222&doc=introductiontonhibernate-1228487480885456-9&w=425] Code is the same of the previous one which you can download… Read More »
JorDev .net is a .net user group founded by enthusiastic Jordanian IT professionals. On Wednesday the 26th of November I will be doing my first session of a series about NHibernate. Details of talk is here: Overview NHibernate is an Object-relational mapping (ORM) solution for the Microsoft .NET platform. it provides an easy to… Read More »
If you don’t know it: Once upon a time there was a group of little frogs, who decided to go through a competition to climb a tower. The tower was high and difficult, and no one of the spectator frogs believed that any of the tiny frogs can make it to the top. Little frogs… Read More »
Through all the meetings I had in my life (the voluntary and the professional), all meetings shared key points that made it either successful and constructive, or a complete disaster and waste of time! These key points can be summarized into: Meeting is conducted to achieve certain target , a solution to a problem, Keep… Read More »