Monthly Archives: March 2015
Qt5: Lets Learn Some Theory
This article marks the beginning of a new column on Qt5 programming, which is a platform-independent application framework. It is widely used for developing...
A Guide to Using Raw Sockets
In this tutorial, let us take a look at how raw sockets can be used to receive data packets and send those packets to...
Exploring Big Data on a Desktop: Archiving and Retrieving Emails using HBase and Phoenix
In this column, the author discusses how large volumes of mail can be archived and retrieved using Big Data tools, HBase and Phoenix.
One pressing...
Practical Python Programming Writing a Config File Checker
This is the first part of a new column on practical Python programming. In this article, the author explains how the config file of...
Property-based Testing in Haskell and How to Install Cabal
Haskell, named after logician Haskell Curry, is a standardised, general-purpose, purely functional programming language, with non-strict semantics and strong static typing. Lets take a...
Codesport
In this months column, we discuss a medley of topics including solving cognitive intelligence puzzles, and how Python is getting used widely in AI...
Back Up Data by Using a Simple Shell Script
Though there are a number of database backup tools available in the computer app market, this article is targeted at systems administrators who might...
Fundamental of Java Multi-threading
This article explains what threads are in Java. It elaborates on their uses and on how to implement them, while discussing their life cycle.
In...
Cross-Site Scripting Attacks Prevention is Better than Cure – XSS
Today, the Internet is full of crooks who could relieve you of your identity, your accounts and other valuable information, using malicious attacks such...
Interfacing Python With Excel
In this article, the author discusses interfacing Python with Excel. Data stored in numerous Excel sheets can be extracted by using the Python packages...
