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REST Web Services and Authentication

REST Web service and Basic Authentication Recently we had a requirement in one of our projects to implement a RESTful web service for consumption by end client which can be an iPhone application or a php application. The acronym REST … Continue reading

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Securing data transfer through web services

How to secure your web services: In web domain, web services are meant to facilitate the communication between two different platforms over the internet. We can easily exchange data between various applications by making use of this technology and there … Continue reading

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Stepping onto the Cloud…

The IT industry has been caught up in the wind of change, blown by an emerging technology paradigm, Cloud Computing. By now the questions have been shifted from ‘What it is’ to ‘How to implement’, when, where…etc.  Basically cloud computing … Continue reading

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How to package your DNN module

Most of us know how to create custom modules in dnn. A module gains significance when it can be used by someone else quite easily. Here is a short description about how to create a module package thatwould make the … Continue reading

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MonoDroid

Mono is a free and open source project led by Novell to run Microsoft .NET applications cross-platform and to bring better development tools to Linux developers. Mono can be run on Android, BSD, iOS, Linux, Mac OS X, Windows, Solaris, … Continue reading

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FFMPEG – Video conversion

FFMPEG – Video conversion & Thumbnail creation made easy FFmpeg is a complete, cross-platform solution to record, convert and stream audio and video. It is a free software  licensed under the LGPL or GPL , consisting of command line tool … Continue reading

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