Leadership insights, thoughts from lived experiences and readings
Today Adobe completes the acquisition of TubeMogul. So I will be an Adobe employee from new year 2017. http://www.multichannel.com/prfeed/adobe-completes-acquisition-tubemogul/409788 Newsroom Link Last Friday we had the last TubeMogul Holiday party at Ferry Building, San Francisco. We enjoyed it. Here is a picture taken from the photo booth in the party.
Today TubeMogul Engineering Blog published my first engineering article. TubeMogul’s Engineering team uses a number of tools to help us collaborate and track progress more effectively, including Git, the popular version control system. Git’s commit messages are an integral part of establishing context for code changes, and maintaining an effective workflow. Read on for some… Continue reading My Engineering Article from TubeMogul – Git Commit Message
It's been 6 weeks since I joined TubeMogul leaving Salesforce. The decision to leave Salesforce was not an easy one, as Salesforce is one of the leading and most innovative software companies in the world with approximately 17 thousand employees. When I joined there 8 years back, they had a little more than 3 thousand… Continue reading Joined TubeMogul Leaving Salesforce
My First Java Code Commit to GitHub. For now I have started with a simple class and will keep adding more classes as I get time - ListPerformanceTestSimple.java https://github.com/ashikuzzaman/javaapichecks I had to do some trial and error before finally all the setups worked in my Ubuntu box. You can save the trial and error time… Continue reading My First Java Code Commit to GitHub
I like free online tools as I use Mac, Ubunutu, Windows, iPhone and iPad at different times from different locations for same or different purposes, both office work or chess or other interests. I use http://www.onlinehtmleditor.net/ as Online HTML Editor. I use http://www.jsoneditoronline.org/ as online JSON Editor. Now I wanted to come out of Visio… Continue reading Trying Out Gliffy as Online Diagramming Tool
My friend Paul from East Coast, forwarded this article to me in the morning. While I was reading it, I became, happy, sad was laughing around loudly in the BART train to office and also got thinking. Too many things in it from the experience of an engineer. Here is the article - The care… Continue reading Why Software Engineers are Grumpy?
One of my colleague who works on performance tracking and tuning of applications asked for some helped around how to find the union and intersection of large lists. He works mostly on Python and Perl. Being a Java guy, I prepared a sample program for him to do this allowing to determine the size of… Continue reading Finding Union and Intersection of 2 Large Lists
A few days back my Google Reader RSS Feed took me to http://www.noteslate.com and from then onwards NoteSlate is roaming around my mind. I believe Kindle solved my problem of reading books, iPad solved the problem of a personal organizer cum web surfing but none of them really addressed the issue properly of writing or… Continue reading Waiting for NoteSlate
I thought it's funny but I believe all the major O/S vendors are already capable of creating something this now.
My colleague John asked for a tool from me last week so that he can finish the translations / localization works that he was doing. To solve it in a lazy way, I did some google around a bit but couldn’t figure out any easy tool that will convert Unicode characters \uxxxx to native locales.… Continue reading Small Java Program To Convert Unicode Character Filled Sentences To Native or UTF-8 Character Filled Sentences
I just installed Salesforce Chatter Desktop and Salesforce Mobile. Interesting. If you want to download or know more, follow the link below. http://www.salesforce.com/chatter/desktop-mobile-collaboration/
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