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March 2013

4 posts

“Business decisions and life decisions shouldn’t be done on the same discussion table ! They are different and should be processed differently.” —
Mar 30, 2013
Ooching : How to make better decisions → startuplessonslearned.com
Mar 28, 2013 1 note
#startups
Chart.js | HTML5 Charts for your website. → chartjs.org
Mar 28, 2013
#chart #graphs #javascript
Story of saying no

The good thing when someone says no to your proposition is either you taught them or you should learn.

If you’re receiving “no” for a legitimate proposition you’re teaching someone.

If you’re getting “no” for a random proposition you should learn from them.

The point is not to learn to say “no”. It is to learn to find out legitimate vs. random proposition

Mar 28, 2013

January 2012

1 post

Jan 6, 2012

December 2011

7 posts

Dec 28, 2011 1 note
Dec 19, 2011
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Dec 7, 2011
“Sometimes you would feel like you are not managing projects and projects are managing you. The best thing you could do at that time is - work hard !” —
Dec 7, 2011
Dec 7, 2011

November 2011

1 post

“

Happy Anniversary to Semicolon Developers.

++year; we are now learning to walk.

”
—http://twitter.com/#!/semicolondev/status/139640274493243392
Nov 25, 2011

June 2011

1 post

Jun 6, 2011

May 2011

1 post

Semicolon : PHP

We started taking PHP/MySQL classes on Semicolon Developers.

It has been exactly one month today (April 19th to May 19th) and our students are collaborating/SCM on creating “Simple PHP Forum” application and “News CMS”. We have five students (two groups) who are learning Web application development with PHP/MySQL.

I am thinking to write a long article about how we teach at Semicolon. Let me find some time to do that, may be this Friday eve.

Here’s a link for the courses we are offering: http://semicolondev.com/services/computer-courses

- bhupal

May 19, 2011

April 2011

1 post

Quality product ?

Two ways to think of quality:

1. A pen will write

  • functional requirement
  • idea that things will work as they are supposed to

2. A pen will write in a way that is pleasing to the writer, and leave behind ink that is pleasing to the reader.

  • idea that things should have an aesthetic quality

Let’s combine them as Quality product = functionality + aesthetic value.

If something doesn’t look “pleasing” despite all those essential functionality, it might not leave impression of the creator’s identity.

The first one is called atarimae hinshitsu & the second one miryokuteki hinshitsu in Japanese.

Ref: Japanese Quality, Wikipedia

Apr 17, 2011

March 2011

2 posts

Donot run just follow

Husienberg’s uncertainity principle explains about the relation of position, mass and velocity of a body. His theory explains:-” when the velocity is gradually increasing, the mass and position of a body, at the same rate, becomes uncertain”. It is applicable for not only body but anybody. If you are speeding up faster to achieve your goal, then you cannot judge the direction. Just like a man in running bike cannot judge a man crossing the road.

Being hasty reduces your efficiency. So first, its necessary to learn about the destination you want to reach. Then judge your capacity to make the journey, if you are hungry in the beginning you cannot make it. So basic requirement is obligatory, otherwise you are going to be tired in some miles. Make a itinerary of your journey, so that you won’t be confused which way to go, midway. Evaluate your performance time to time and go ahead steadily, don’t stop. You are not going to loose bcoz you have already started it and there are people who are just thinking to start the same thing you are going to finish.

Don’t run just follow your goal, so that you can observe every instance of your experience, feel every moment of stepping towards the goal, learn to solve problems from every difficulties you encountered and worked out. This will not only make you successful but will give you courage to sustain it for moments.

- Bimal

Mar 6, 2011
Deadline

that line

horizontal

- - -

or

vertical

|

|

that you should care about

that distinguishes your professional speed

that can give you an market identity

that keeps your clients motivated

that encourages your developers

will give you pleasure once you complete drawing it, draw horizontally or draw vertically doesn’t matters - what matters is completing the assignment in time.

Mar 6, 2011

February 2011

5 posts

What should I look for in a work environment?

The simple answer is trust, passion, courage and brains.

  • In a trusting environment, stakeholders can rely on their designers’ gut instincts.
  • Where there is passion, the will to make meaningful progress will flourish.
  • Courage enables designers to take risk and bring cutting-edge designs to market.
  • Brains - not genius, but real-world, common-sense brains - bring it all together.

All four of these qualities must exist simultaneously to make a good environment. Take one away, and the environment will eventually become dysfunctional.

extracted from the presentation by Michael Bierut : http://vimeo.com/9084072
ref : http://bit.ly/hPwiBi

Feb 19, 2011 1 note
Personal Branding

Discover your brand

Your self-impression = How people perceive you

It is

what people expect of you.
it’s created by everything you do and how you do it.
your values, beliefs, choices, actions, images, etc.
it provides the reason why someone will like you, love you, choose you and hire you .

Whether or not you put effort into developing and managing your brand, you will have one.

This is not to be interpreted as being artificial and creating an image that is not real to you, it is about taking the opportunity to be cognizant of your choices and emphasize the attributes that you want others to associate with you. It’s about “becoming more of who you are.”

The process of personal branding is about taking control of your identity and harnessing its power to facilitate achieving your goals.

personal branding involves identifying your meaningful difference,
or what makes you exceptional and unique,
and consistently communicating such attributes in all areas of your life.

your brand becomes a guide for your life and the choices you make.

By doing so, you will distinguish yourself, be memorable, establish a reputation, gain credibility and, ultimately, achieve your goals.

Ref: http://bit.ly/gBfSha
Ref: http://on.mash.to/ik5Tnf

Feb 3, 2011
Today we bought few tickets on loudthinking rails..

"Ruby on Rails is a breakthrough in lowering the barriers of entry to programming. Powerful web applications that formerly might have taken weeks or months to develop can be produced in a matter of days.”

-Tim O’Reilly, Founder of O’Reilly Media

Source: http://rubyonrails.org

The departure time was : 11:30am in the cold morning
Let’s see how much it takes to reach hello world.

Feb 2, 2011
The Line that taught me Vim

Dapping means being determined about being determined and being passionate about being passionate. Be a dapper.

details here:
http://www.swaroopch.com/notes/Vim_en:Modes

- bhupal
Feb 1, 2011
“The problem with object-oriented languages is they’ve got all this implicit environment that they carry around with them. You wanted a banana but what you got was a gorilla holding the banana and the entire jungle.”—Joe Armstrong” —http://www.codersatwork.com/
Feb 1, 2011 1 note

January 2011

7 posts

“Until we are unable to apply in our life, information never make transition to knowledge” —
Jan 31, 2011 1 note
How change doesn't happen ?

Picture an egg. Day after day, it sits there. No one pays attention to it. No one notices it. Certainly no one takes a picture of it or puts it on the cover of a celebrity-focused business magazine. Then one day, the shell cracks and out jumps a chicken.

All of a sudden, the major magazines and newspapers jump on the story: “Stunning Turnaround at Egg!” and “The Chick Who Led the Breakthrough at Egg!” From the outside, the story always reads like an overnight sensation—as if the egg had suddenly and radically altered itself into a chicken.

Now picture the egg from the chicken’s point of view.

While the outside world was ignoring this seemingly dormant egg, the chicken within was evolving, growing, developing—changing. From the chicken’s point of view, the moment of breakthrough, of cracking the egg, was simply one more step in a long chain of steps that had led to that moment. Granted, it was a big step—but it was hardly the radical transformation that it looked like from the outside.

It’s a silly analogy, but then our conventional way of looking at change is no less silly. Everyone looks for the “miracle moment” when “change happens.” But ask the good-to-great executives when change happened. They cannot pinpoint a single key event that exemplified their successful transition.

Read the full article -“Good to Great” by Jim Collins here - http://bit.ly/fLC3BY

Jan 24, 2011
semicolon answers : what is programming ?

Programming is not just writing “code”. It is a philosophy, it is the power of programmer to understand and solve a problem in terms of chosen set of keywords and constructs. If you have interest in computers and codes obviously we can guide you to write good programs that suck less and run smooth.

We don’t write code because we can write code. We write, because writing code is our passion. We see literature and philosophy in codes. Code is our poetry. We don’t teach you to just become a coder, we teach you to understand overall programming as an art. Yes, we believe in creation and art is where creation is. Programming is art and a programmer is artist of her own.

We teach you standards, we teach you the root. We teach you programming as a interest and not as a job or some time pass material. We will do our best to give you skill that radiates not just sells. We teach you to write programs for others, we teach you to collaborate and contribute. We teach you to make your own logical reasoning about solving problems.

Programming is not that hard, you see it’s like if you can draw few basic geometrical primitives you can draw a magnificent piece of art, we will teach you the confidence.

Jan 20, 2011 4 notes
#guffgaff
“i am gentleman..any doubt…my nam is html5 canvas” —bimal
Jan 20, 2011
“

Throwing is more important than catching. If you’re good at throwing, the catching takes care of itself. Emergency response is overrated compared to emergency avoidance.

Perfection is overrated, particularly if it keeps you from trying things that are interesting.

Hence the tricky part—you want to ship in a way that (as much as you can) avoids failure, but when failure comes, moving forward is more effective than panic or blame.

”
—http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2011/01/two-truths-about-juggling.html
Jan 7, 2011
“अपिस मा झोला काण्ड.. बिमल को झोला मा केहि त पक्का छ :P” —क्याफे गफ
Jan 6, 2011
got electricity backup at office

got electricity backup at office, now all the work would go more smooth i guess.

cheers :)

Jan 3, 2011

December 2010

9 posts

“In short worry about things that produce results, not fame. If it’s between going to a conference/doing an interview or completing a deal, get the deal done. Don’t “leave it to someone else”. You need to get your hands dirty every single day.” —http://bit.ly/dN1HVm
Dec 29, 2010
developersnepal.com - the idea

http://www.developersnepal.com

we thought an online community of developers from nepal is lacking. further, we developers and technology enthusiasts from around can dwell in discussion under a single website, the discussions there would be sure “worth” conveying.

this website idea is simple, you ask questions, you get answers. if you know answers to the questions in the site, answer them. that’s it.

few other features like, liking, disliking questions, commenting on questions exists for user interactions. we have point system for each actions like asking question, answering question, liking, disliking, any user performing such actions will receive points as specified in the system. users with points summing to some standard value like 100 points, 200 points, 400 points are awarded with “titles” initiator, social, supporter etc..

if you [think community], [by the community] and [for the community] join us.

let’s help each other by solving/addressing each others queries related to the expertise of our domain.

we want you to join and get involved in the discussion.

- developersnepal.com site admin & semicolon developers team

Dec 24, 2010
मैले नेपालीमा type कसरि गरें

cafe बस्दा बस्दै.. (बत्ति हुन्न नि त आजकल) नेपाली मा कसरि लेक्छ मान्छे हरु जस्तो लाइ र थ्यो

त्यो Google Transliterate भन्ने रैछ, http://www.google.com/transliterate एस्मा छ त्यो हेर्दा हुन्छ

यो Google Transliterate को website ले अचम्म काम गर्दो रैछ. त्यो website मा सबैभन्दा देब्रे तिरको सानो बाकस मा “Nepali” भाषा छानेर तल रहेको ठुलो बक्सा मा चाही रोमन नेपाली मा लेख्यो भने unicode nepali मा देखाउछ | अचम्म !!

मैले nepali भनेर लेखे भने nepali unicode मा “नेपाली” देखाई दिदो रैछ |अनि अर्को कुरा, नेपाली युनिकोड मा लेखे पछी चाही internet मा जहाँ जता copy र paste गरे पनि हुने | सिधै फेसबुक मा लगेर टासे पनि हुने, ट्विटर मा ट्वीट गरे पनि हुने

यो website त internet भएको बेला खोलेर लेख्न मिल्ने भयो तर internet नभएको बेला मा पनि नेपाली मा लेख्न चाहिँ Nepali Keyboard, जसले खुरुखुरु नेपाली unicode मा type गर्न मिलोस किनेर ल्याउनु पर्छ, भनेर भन्छु होला भन्ठानेको होला तर तेस्तो केहि गर्न पर्दैन रैछ

तेस्तो Nepali Unicode मा type गर्ने keyboard को साटो एउटा सफ्टवेर हाले हुने रैछ, तेस्लाई IME (Input Method) भन्दा रैछन, यो IME पनि त्यहि अगिको website मा download गर्न मिल्छ | त्यहाँ दाहिने पट्टि “ Download Google Transliteration IME" भनेर लेखेको छ अथवा एस्मा जानुहोला http://www.google.com/ime/transliteration

त्यो download गर्ने ठाउँमा “Choose your IME language” भनेको ठाउँमा “Nepali” छानेर Download Google IME मा click गर्नुहोला |

त्यो IME download सकिएपछि, अरु सफ्टवेर कम्प्युटर मा हाले जस्तो setup गर्नु, setup गर्ने बेलामा Internet Connection चाहिन्छ | एकछिन मा setup सकिएपछि.. काम तमाम |

तेस्पछी IME setup भयो कि भएन check गर्न keyboard मा Alt + Shift एकै पल्ट दाब्नु , मोनिटर को दाहिने तिर तल सानो Google IME Activate भएको चिन्ह आउछ.. तेस्पछी आफ्नो कम्प्युटर मा जहाँ जे मा पनि नेपाली मा type गर्न सक्नु हुन्छ |

Please,
remember that keyboard combination:

Alt + Shift

to switch between English and Nepali Unicode

यति गर्दा पनि भएन भने, cafe आउनु हामी येही नजिकै हुन्छम

- दाजु

मलाई follow गर्नुस - http://twitter.com/daaju

Dec 23, 2010
Dec 13, 2010
Theme Credit

We were by a week ago working on a official place of our own but our website still was live as under construction. Everyone, including our clients and all would obviously expect our website to be up and front, running with all the information regarding our services and works we do inside our company.

It was the decision time. In few days time, with ongoing projects in parallel and a quick need to showcase ourself in the internet, There we chose the free premium templates offered by Site5.com. There by, the customization.

http://www.site5.com, is a professional web hosting, reseller hosting, cloud hosting, and VPS service provider from Denver, Colorado. With happy 30,000+ client base, site5 is offering quality service in the cloud.

We thank them for sharing such a wonderful in-house premium templates.
http://www.site5.com/wordpress-themes

-Bhupal

Dec 8, 2010
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“code is poetry….” —
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