June 2014 - Development Simply Put

A blog simplifies main concepts in IT development and provides tips, hints, advices and some re-usable code. "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough" -Albert Einstein

  • Information Technology Institute

    ITI is a leading national institute established in 1993 by the Information and Decision Support Centre.

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  • Development Simply Put

    If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.

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  • Integrant

    Based in the U.S. with offshore development centers in Jordan and Egypt, Integrant builds quality custom software since 1992. Our staff becomes an extension of your team to eliminate the risks of software development outsourcing and our processes...

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  • ITWorx

    ITWorx is a global software professional services organization. Headquartered in Egypt, the company offers Portals, Business Intelligence, Enterprise Application Integration and Application Development Outsourcing services to Global 2000 companies.

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  • Information Technology Institute

    ITI is a leading national institute established in 1993 by the Information and Decision Support Centre.

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  • Development Simply Put

    If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.

    Read More

2014-06-21

How To Access ASP.NET Web.config AppSettings On Client-Side Javascript

You can download the code presented into this post from here There are many ways by which you can access your ASP.NET web application web.config application settings through your client-side javascript code. The common thing between all of these ways is that to do so you for sure need to access the server-side. The most proper way I prefer is to load all your application settings in a batch the first time your page is loaded and I think the...

2014-06-16

Paging Concept - The Main Equations To Make It Easy

The paging concept is used in many fields that it is even used in our daily lives. When you have a set of items and you want to divide them equally between some sort of containers or groups, you are thinking of paging but may be you don't recognize it. The aim of this post is to explain some mathematical equations which can make it easy for you to implement the paging concept. If you are expecting to find explanations for the paging concept...