AppServers, Grid, SOA, JEE, etc.

Browser Market Shares, April, 2013.

admin — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 21:14:31 +0000

Chrome got more than 51 percents of makret. I checked version 25.0.1364.172 of Chrome on Linux. It doesn’t work worse than FireFox, really (the engine of browser is good, really). It’s an interesting when all another Blue Chips will add Chrome to all Certification Matrixes. You can find some note on blog here how to compile Chromium for win-client (the perfomance will be better than Chrome).

The example of charts diagram.

admin — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 14:15:49 +0000

The example of charts diagram with integration to site.

The supercomputer “Lomonosov” (Russia, 2008).

admin — Sun, 28 Apr 2013 10:36:06 +0000

The supercomputer “Lomonosov” (Russia, 2008). The history of one computer and one company….

The main parameters of SuperComputer “Lomonosov”.

The design and architecture of “Lomonosov” was developed by company: “t-Platforms”

“t-Platforms” press release 10.22.2012: ‘First Delivery of Russian Supercomputer to U.S. Completed.’

Maker of world’s 26th fastest supercomputer faces heavy trade restrictions. “t-Platforms” history

The history on Russian.

Some Computer Vintage Collection. 1983 and later.

admin — Sun, 28 Apr 2013 08:27:14 +0000

Some computer vintage collection. 1983 and later.

BECM-6 (“BESM-6″, USSR), 1965.

admin — Sun, 28 Apr 2013 08:23:47 +0000

BECM-6 (“BESM-6″, USSR) – Big Electronical Computing Mashine. 1965. It was developed under S.A. Lebedev
I became so old that I remember how I worked with mathematical libraries on someone from these computers.

EDSAC Replica Project (England). 1949.

admin — Sun, 28 Apr 2013 08:22:59 +0000

EDSAC. The England brother of ENIAC. 1949.

ENIAC. First computer around the world (USA). 1946.

admin — Sun, 28 Apr 2013 08:17:26 +0000

ENIAC. First computer around the world (USA). 1946.

Reference cards (cheat sheets) collection.

admin — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 06:16:33 +0000

Reference cards (cheat sheets) collection.

Ada – The permanent link to cards: Ada cards.
Admintools – The permanent link to cards: Admintools cards.
Agile – The permanent link to cards: Agile cards.
Ajax – The permanent link to cards: Ajax cards.
Apache – The permanent link to cards: Apache cards.
Cheatography – The permanent link to cards: Cheatography cards.
ControlVersionSystems – The permanent link to cards: ControlVersionSystems cards.
CSS – The permanent link to cards: CSS cards.
DesignPatterns – The permanent link to cards: DesignPaterns cards.
DZoneReferenceCards – The permanent link to cards: DZone Reference cards.
Google – The permanent link to cards: Google cards.
HTML – The permanent link to cards: HTML cards.
Java – The permanent link to cards: Java cards.
JavaScript – The permanent link to cards: JavaScript cards.
JQuery – The permanent link to cards: JQuery cards.
Makeuseof – The permanent link to cards: Makeuseof cards.
Microsoft – The permanent link to cards: Microsoft cards.
MySQL – The permanent link to cards: MySQL cards.
OpenERP – The permanent link to cards: OpenERP cards.
Oracle – The permanent link to cards: Oracle cards.
Others – The permanent link to cards: Other cards.
Perl – The permanent link to cards: Perl cards.
Php – The permanent link to cards: Php cards.
Python – The permanent link to cards: Python cards.
Regular Expressions – The permanent link to cards: Regular Expressions cards.
RSS – The permanent link to cards: RSS cards.
Ruby – The permanent link to cards: Ruby cards.
Stl – The permanent link to cards: Stl cards.
UML – The permanent link to cards: UML cards.
Unix and Linux – The permanent link to cards: Unix and Linux cards.
VisiBone Reference Cards – The permanent link to cards: VisiBone cards.
Web Design – The permanent link to cards: Web Design cards.
XML – The permanent link to cards: XML cards.
XSLT and XPath – The permanent link to cards: XSLT and XPath cards.

History of Programming Languages.

admin — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 10:59:04 +0000

History of Programming Languages at chart. From Fortran to Java 7 and Ada 2012.
Timeline by Eric Levenez, 2012.

History of Windows.

admin — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 10:48:54 +0000

History of Windows at chart. From QDOS 0.1 to Windows Phone 8.
Timeline by Eric Levenez, 2012.