CodePorting.com – Port Your Code
If you have coded a .NET application and you’re looking for ways to market it, having it converted to JAVA would be a good way to get started. Yet, that can be hard for a complete newcomer. There’s just too much to learn and put in practice. But luckily for you, there’s applications that can help you out by automating the tricky bits. CodePorting is one of these, and you can use it for free. This conversion...
FindErr.net – Learn The Meaning Of Localized Errors
You might not know it, but error messages are often localized. This means that if you are a software vendor and you have shipped an application internationally, then the error messages you are going to see will be in the language spoken by your clients. If you have shipped something to Japan, the messages you will see when there is a problem will be in Japanese. If your clients are in Brazil, then the messages that will be displayed...
FreeNet.de – Germany Online Community
You can stop by Free Net, to have access to a variety of breaking news. This site was created in order to give users information about many sports. In case you are looking for data about finance, this could be a useful website to visit. Take a look at this site to find information about finance and more. Are you interested in getting breaking news online? Then, Freenet.de could be of your interest. With Freenet.de you can find details...
ZeusOfTheNet.com – Cool Websites Reviewed
The Zeus of the Net blog is devoted to reviewing the coolest websites and blogs around. Each one of the featured posts focuses on a given site or blog, and discusses its merits and what makes it stand apart from the rest. The basic requisite for a site to be included is to make life easier or more enjoyable. The reviews fall into different categories. Some of these include “Funny Websites”, “Jobs & Employment” and “Print Media...
Dotnet.ubbuzz.com – Net Developer Buzz
The objective of the .NET Developer Buzz website is to bring to the fore fresh conversations as regards both . NET and the existing Microsoft developer community. This is accomplished by following the Twitter conversations of about 40 experts (and their close acquaintances) and individualize words that .NET developers are certain to care about. These keywords are used to create links not by person but by category. As a result, the...