I was reading my RSS Bandit (thanks to Kang Kombor) when I bumped an article about classification of blog posts. I will write down the excerpt here:

1. The SpeedLinker

   This is where you gather links to something interesting in other blogs.

2. The Quoter

   This is when you saw other people saying good things in their blog and you rewrite it in your own blog.

3. The Entertainer

   This is where you entertain your readers by putting hilarious video from Youtube.com

4. The Questioner

   This is where you ask your readers a question to start a discussion. You definitely need readers to begin with 🙂

5. The Updater

   This is where you inform your readers regarding the progress of an ongoing project. It could be report on your own project/blog

6. The Newsreader

   This is where you share interesting news you get from press release or newspaper.

7. The Recycler

   This is where you put your old post as new, with additional update of course

8. The Guest Poster

   This is where you let someone else creating post in your blog.

9. The Announcer

   This is where you announce something to your readers. DOH!

Source

The 9 Essential Posts that Every Blogger Should Know

And I think this post itself will become the example of ‘The Quoter’ type of post.

After frustated unable to get my source codes displayed smaller, I decided to play around with CSS’ font-size for our amusement.

Done using Javascript:

<script language="javascript">

function UpdateFont()
{
    var objTarget = document.getElementById('divtarget'); // a div
    var objSourceFont = document.getElementById('txbFont'); // a textbox
    var objSourceSize = document.getElementById('txbSize'); // a textbox
    if (objTarget != null && objSourceFont != null && objSourceSize != null)
   {
       objTarget.style.fontSize = objSourceSize.value;
       objTarget.style.fontFamily = objSourceFont.value;
   }
}

  </script>

Resources:

W3C Standard
W3School Tutorial

 

During my university days, I learned C/C++, C#, Java, and Assembly language. During my Industrial Attachment I involved a lot with Java projects. On my final year I also using Java. But on my first job I did VB.NET. I also had been involved in a project using Coldfusion for quite sometime. Personally I prefer to use C# to solve my daily computing problem. But when you need to dig the windows deeper, you need to use the native C++ to do that.

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On other platform I have been meddling with Linux, having fun with Bash scripts, playing around with Perl. But unfortunately I did not even use TCL/TK at all.

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When I was wowed by Rails, there’s a small part of me that wants to learn Ruby. So I googled around, lo and behold … I found the Best Guidebook In The World.

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Quick … run ….

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Ruby .. here I come …

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hey wait … you have not tell us how to learn a new programming language ….!!!

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oh right .. well basically to start you need to find something similar to the Best Guidebook In The World, download the necessary tookit, practice everyday, create something useful for yourself and the community, and keep believing that you read this posting because of your destiny =).

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Oh man … I regret above paragraph, I mean … unrelated Title and Content should classify as a Prank right?