Handling Stop Words of standard analyser in UmbracoExamine

During my last project, I was halted by a bug in UmbracoExamine area. We were using standard analyser for indexing & searching Umbraco data. I know most of us are familiar with analyser in Examine. Anyway, I will give a … Continue reading

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RavenDB – The next generation Document Database

RavenDB is no substitute for SQL Server or any Relational Database. RavenDB is a NoSQL, Document Oriented Database. The idea of non-relational database rose alongside with the companies like Google , Facebook etc. , who are left with trillions of … Continue reading

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ARC – A tinge of Magic for iOS Developers

One of the most dreaded nightmare for an iOS developers was memory management. It has become a past after the introduction of iOS 5 and supporting xcode. To be frank I am a bit sad/devastated because its gonna be slowly … Continue reading

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En route to iAppDroid Enlightenment

Earlier when I came to  development, I first became an iOS developer and then a User, this time I am moving the other way. I became an Android user first and now to a developer. Android  seems to have a … Continue reading

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How to change portal specific Header and Footer in DotNetNuke?

We all know that changing the header logo is a simple task in DotNetNuke, as there is an  inbuilt option for it. In the admin tab, there is an option for changing logo for the DotNetNuke website. From a developer’s … Continue reading

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Umbraco 5: Road to Jupiter 100% Complete

“Make sure you are here this year, as this is the year of 5” Yes, this is the quote lingering in my head for sometime. New version of Umbraco… Umbraco 5. Oh no! Will this work? MVC? No xslt? Expectations … Continue reading

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