Archive for the 'Web' Category
In this post I’ll discuss a technique to generate Microsoft Excel compatible files without any third party library and in an easier than ever manner. If you ever faced the problem of generating Excel report/export from your application, I guess you know libraries like Jakarta POI and its wonderful APIs on the “Horrible SpreadSheet Format”. [...]
Email URL Encoder Tool
2 Comments Published October 31st, 2006 in Internet, JavaScript, Lifehacks, WebClient-side HTML table pagination with JavaScript
86 Comments Published September 27th, 2006 in JavaScript, WebA CSS for LinkedIn: from profile to a printable resume
2 Comments Published June 25th, 2006 in Lifehacks, WebLinkedIn is a web site that lets you build your business contact network and put online a sort of resume that people can search. Here is mine. Currently I’m looking for next occupation and I am evaluating some jobs. Observing the Italian IT landscape, the idea to go outside Italy is growing seriously. And it’s [...]
GTalk, Jabber and other IM protocols
9 Comments Published June 24th, 2006 in Internet, Lifehacks, WebSince Google released Google Talk (GTalk) I started using it. I liked it because it is (or seems) lightweight, it’s easy, and it’s able to notify me when I receive a new mail on GMail account. Also some friends was using it, so I had enough contacts. The problem was that there are too many [...]
Customizing websites with Firefox
0 Comments Published December 21st, 2005 in Firefox, Internet, WebWith Firefox you can define your preferences on how Firefox should display the web sites you visit. To do that, there’s a file called userContent.css in user home directory (in windows it’s placed on “C:\Documents and Settings\[user]\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\[8digits].default\chrome”); modifying this file you can, for example, modify default font style and size, to make website more [...]
How to do port redirection with Debian (and doing so, securing Tomcat)
6 Comments Published June 23rd, 2005 in Internet, Java, Linux, WebAutomatic Proxy Switching
0 Comments Published June 11th, 2005 in Firefox, Internet, JavaScript, Lifehacks, Linux, Web, WindowsWorking with my laptop on different places I often have to configure network settings. Fortunately I always work on places using DHCP, so this isn’t an issue. But I’ve still to waste time switching the proxy settings in browsers (IE, Firefox, Opera, Maxthon…). Of course there are plugins that handle proxy switching with less effort, [...]
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