It's not a blog, it's a feature

Can you see the difference in the following properties:

encoding = UTF-8
encoding = UTF-8


I can not find the difference, but diff is able to find the blank at the end of the second entry. But just if you don't use the parameter -w ...

This realization needs a few hours of work :( - because Java means that UTF-8 with a blank at the end is a different encoding to UTF-8.
So if you near black despair think about the blank ...

Tibets repression still go on and it seems that there will be no end of the violence (dreaming of a free Tibet seems currently not realistic)

So maybe the outcry of the world can stop China - so please help and sign the following petition:
Petition to Chinese President Hu Jintao

Nowadays Web Applications are more complex and interactive than ever before. To achieve the goal of interactivity JavaScript is used most of the time.

Developing JavaScript was not as comfortable than writing for example Java classes, because there were no debugging possibility and no comfortable IDE, with for example code completion, available.

The "bad" times are now over; here are two tools that every Javascript developer needs:
- For Debugging JavaScript the Firebug Plugin for the Firefox Browser is state of the art: Firebug Website
- For Writing JavaScript the JSEclipse Plugin for the Eclipse IDE offers many comfortable support like a powerful IDE: How to install JSEclipse

Enjoy the new feeling of JavaScript development ;)

People under 18 years are allowed to read further ... ;)

It's great how the www offers many practical tools for the daily routine of a nerd! Did you face the problem that you want send an url in an e-mail or just post it in a comment (you can try it here ;) ) and the url is sooooooo long that the line break gets it and as a result, when somebody clicks on it it the link won't work.

There is a solution to the problem - it is called Tiny Url: It is free, it is easy, you just have to use it ...