Article looks at how you can design web pages using just CSS and no tables and why CSS is the better and smarter choice for web pages.
May 282009
Atul Kahate
Dec 242008
Atul Kahate speaks to Prof. Bebo White, a Stanford professor, noted researcher, and someone who has worked on some of the “Web” standards of today. He discusses Web 3.0, the history of the internet and prevailing security standards and protocols.
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Nov 182008
Digital signature mimics a pen-paper signature. When we sign on a piece of paper using a pen, we vouch for something. We stand guarantee for something. For example, when we sign a cheque, we commit that we would honor the payment. Barring the case of cheque bouncing, this commitment works. Digital signatures attempt to do the same thing in electronic transactions. Great confusions about the term digital signature exist, and hence a quick clarification about the technology would help.
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Oct 072008
Ajax allows us to build Web 2.0 applications with ease. However, it also raises a number of questions. One such very pertinent question is regarding user authentication. User authentication simply means checking the authenticity of the user, How should we ensure that authentication mechanisms are not bypassed, when we use Ajax – in other words, when we deal with asynchronous way of communication, instead of a standard user ID-password based mechanism?
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Aug 252008
BPEL (Business Process Execution Language) is one of the new buzzwords thrown around with the same frequency as SOA (Service Oriented Architecture). Let us make an attempt to dismantle this jargon and try and understand the context and usage of this term.
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Jul 072008
Since its inception, the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) technology has been a bit of an enigma. While almost all other Java/J2EE (now Java EE) technologies seem to be quite important, somehow knowing how to work with EJB has always been something to be proud about. If someone claims that she has experience in J2EE technologies only to discover that it excludes EJB, the experience in J2EE is more often than not considered as irrelevant.
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