Saturday, August 21, 2010
BLUEBERRY
Saturday, August 14, 2010
MARI PERGI BOOTH KAMI DI PASAR MALAM BBU JOHOR
jom kawan-kawan pergi bazar BBU (bandar baru uda) di johor bahru. especially go to my booth. hanya booth kami sahaja menjual air buah-buahan segar. pelbagai jus buah-buahan like epal, nenas, tembikai, orange and banana milk on request. bukan setakat jus buah-buahan sahaja tapi ais blended buah-buahan pon ada..kami juga menjual kuih raya yang murah-murah..nak order pon boleh.. so, come to our booth. jus buah-buahan janji sedap. tak cuba tak tahu..cuba sekali pasti nak lagi.. sape-sape duduk johor bahru mari la datang bazar bbu..
Thursday, March 25, 2010
How to Manage Volunteer Software Developers
The rise of Heartomatic inspired Dickerson to move on an idea Etsy had long been considering: creating an open application programming interface, or API -- a set of programming tools that makes it easier for outside developers to build new applications using Etsy's code. "Feature requests rise up that we aren't always able to build as quickly as we'd like," says Dickerson. With an API, it would be even easier for Etsy fanatics like Lievano to create new features.
Large tech companies such as eBay and Salesforce.com have long offered such tools to third-party developers. But use of these programming tools has accelerated recently, says John Musser, who runs ProgrammableWeb.com, a website that tracks the use of APIs. More than 500 were launched in 2008, about as many as were built in the prior seven years combined, according to Musser. The microblogging site Twitter, for example, receives twice as much traffic from third-party applications as it does from its own website.
To create Etsy's API, Dickerson hired Mashery, a San Francisco start-up that has developed similar tools for The New York Times, Netflix, and Best Buy. Mashery charges $499 a month or more for businesses with fewer than 500 employees. (Larger companies can pay upward of $100,000 a year, plus an initial fee of $10,000 to $50,000.) Mashery completed Etsy's project in a few weeks for a cost Dickerson says was well below the annual salary of one midlevel developer.
Etsy launched the API in March. By April, hundreds of programmers had registered to use it, and some 50 were working on new applications. By May, a developer, Daniel Dickison, had created an iPhone application called Etsy Addict. Customers downloaded Etsy Addict 1,600 times in its first month. The 99-cent fee is shared between Dickison and Apple, but Etsy's CEO, Maria Thomas, says the company has no problem with developers reaping the rewards of their work.
Creating an API isn't for every company. Unless your site can attract the attention of enthusiastic developers, your tools could go unused. There are other drawbacks, too. As Twitter can attest, popular third-party applications can bog down company servers with increased traffic. Oren Michels, CEO of Mashery, says companies can opt to limit the number of times an outside application can access the server each day. Business owners also can restrict developers from gaining access to certain data sets.
Giving outsiders too much control is always a risk. Before launching Etsy's API, Thomas worried about what might happen if a developer were to release something that the company was working on. "There may be times when our goals aren't aligned," she says. "But we're embracing the idea that by opening up, we're going to get a lot more done, a lot faster."
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
TAUFU FA
* 1kg kacang soya untuk buat air tahu
* 6liter air
* 25gm saiko @ 8gm GDL
* 50gm tepung keledek
* daun pandan
cara-cara:
# reandam kacang soya selama 4jam
# kisar guna bahan pengisar bersama 5 liter air
# asingkan hampas dengan air
# masak 1 liter air hingga separuh mendidih.
# masak susu soya tadi hingga mendidih. kacau supaya tidak hangit. masukkan daun pandan
#masukkan saiko and tepung keledek bersama sedikit air (100ml) ke dalam bekas
# tuang soya telah dimasak dalam bekas campuran saiko and tepung bersama air denga jarak yang tinggi.
#tutup termos tersebut
#kemudian boleh makan
WHEN YOU'RE NOT BLOGGING
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Monday, March 22, 2010
DO YOU LIKE TO KNOW WHAT IS THE DIFFRENT INTRANET AND EXTRANET????? #article mgt 417
intranet homepages
intranet designAn intranet is an information portal designed specifically for the internal communications of small, medium or large businesses, enterprises, governments, industries or financial institutions of any size or complexity. Intranets can be custom-designed to fit the exact needs of businesses no matter where they are situated. Users of intranets consists mainly of:
Members of the executive team.
Accounting and order billing.
Managers and directors.
Sales people and support staff.
Customer service, help desk, etc..
this is extranet icon
An extranet is somewhat very similar to an intranet. Extranets are designed specifically to give external, limited access to certain files of your computer systems to:
Certain large or priviledged customers.
Selected industry partners.
Suppliers and subcontractors... etc.
this is extranet design..
Therefore, a carefully designed extranet can bring additional business to your company. Intranets and extranets all have three things in common:
They both use secured Internet access to the outside world.
Both can drastically save your company or organization a lot of money.
Both need a user ID & password to control access to the whole system.
The professional development team at My Web Services has the expertise and the right tools to design the right intranet or extranet that will meet your exact needs, both for today and the future.