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After I leaved my previous company, tomorrow is my first day at work. And today I’ll clean up everything including myself and prepare stuff that I will need. For those who don’t have any idea on how to do it, try my tips. Here are the following that I must accomplish today:

Starting today, it will be my Last Week at the office and will take another week to report on my new workplace. Until now, my stuffs are still unprepared although the title of this post concerns with the preparations. LOL Here is the list of preparations you can do on your last week on work:

After my Venture of Applying , I signed my contract from an American company yesterday and will start after my 1 month notice from my previous company.

It's been a long time since I jump off to VB and shift to java . Since i already understand some of java's concept, I want to learn now the new technologies like Hibernate, Struts, and Spring. I've found a great site which contains basic concepts, history, and sample programs using the following frameworks and i want to share it to those developers reading this article.

Self Migration From Visual Basic to JAVA After watching videos and reading e-books about Java , I unexpectedly appreciate the importance of class in Visual Basic . And since they’re both belong to OOP and uses objects, it will be easy for a programmer to shift his course from VB to java or vice versa. For a deadkid like me, it took a month for me to completely understand the ins and outs of java . I want to share my story on how I do the migration on being a javaman.

While I’m thinking on things that I have place on the User Manual that I was working, I get an idea of creating this post. Here is my ways on how to create an effective user manual. 1. Address the document to required personnel or group of personnel. You have to state there that the document can only read by a certain staff or department. 2. It should be simple and easy to understand. Don't include technical stuff because you making them confuse. 3. Attached more screenshots. They can follow your on what you are talking to your manual. You have to use the images of your current software and place some basic shapes to your screenshots.

For my readers, here is My Resignation Letter Format

 100 Interview Questions for Software Developers I saw it on my email today, and i find it interesting specially for a programmer like me. Try to answer it...Enjoy!!! Requirements 1. Can you name a number of non-functional (or quality) requirements? 2. What is your advice when a customer wants high performance, high usability and high security? 3. Can you name a number of different techniques for specifying requirements? What works best in which case? 4. What is requirements tracing? What is backward tracing vs. forward tracing? 5. Which tools do you like to use for keeping track of requirements? 6. How do you treat changing requirements? Are they good or bad? Why? 7. How do you search and find requirements? What are possible sources? 8. How do you prioritize requirements? Do you know different techniques? 9. Can you name the responsibilities of the user, the customer and the developer in the requirements process? 10. What do you do with requir...

Upgrades to Visual Basic and C# will co-evolve the platforms together and bring interoperability with dynamic languages By Paul Krill February 27, 2009 Microsoft will converge features of Visual Basic and C# languages with planned upgrades to the two platforms, a Microsoft official said this week. Visual Basic 10 and C# 4 are both due concurrently with the Visual Studio 2010 IDE, which might ship at the end of the year. The Visual Basic and C# teams "were merged last year, and it's called the Visual Studio managed languages team," said Beth Massi, senior program manager at Microsoft, during the VSLive conference in San Francisco. Also under the team's domain are the F# language, for functional programming, and Microsoft's DLR (Dynamic Language Runtime), supporting dynamic languages on the .Net platform. [ In a related development, scripting languages are sparking a new programming era . ] Visual Basic and C# developers build the same type of applicati...

– Brian Tracy, CIO Always You've got to maximize your potential in order to grow your career. To do that you have to get more or better results than those around you. I've gotten blowback from others before for saying this, but you must realize that you're in a competition with everyone else in your company. So what does it take to get ahead? How can you do this? Here are some simple techniques to help you get more results and be respected for your work. First, work all the time you are at work. Immediately start in on the most important tasks. Do not surf the Internet, make personal calls, read the newspaper or make small talk. The next thing is to contribute. Ask yourself what you can do to render the greatest contribution to your organization. Go that extra mile. Do more than you are paid to do. Put in more effort than other people. Look for ways to do more. Remember, there is no traffic jam on the extra mile. You've got to think about your career like it was a...

Below are the pointers we have to memorize when writing our résumés…I’ve seen it in my windows live mail and it took my attention because I realize that it can help me applying for a job in the future…I hope I help specially those newly grads… Mistake 1: Your objective is unclear If the applicant chooses to include a section about his objectives, it must be related to the position he/she applying for. Likewise, managers filling spots for security, databases, Web development and other specialties are looking for specifics that show a candidate is a good fit for the job. Instead, something directly related to the position you're seeking would be appropriate. Suppose, for example, that you applied for a network administrator job at a community college. "Utilizing my experience to expand and maintain the network to enhance the pedagogical mission of the college" says that you see this as a challenge and that you understand the business of the place you are applying to. ...

Many job seekers agonize over which resume format to use -- chronological or functional? Will choosing one format over the other impact the effectiveness of the resume? Yes it can, but not in the way that most job seekers think it will. The two types of resume formats are very different. Chronological format details the job history in reverse time order, starting with the most recent position and working backwards. This format is the one that most recruiters and hiring managers prefer. Chronological Format Benefits to using a chronological resume include: * Shows your results. The reader can specifically see when and where a candidate achieved results. The guess work is eliminated. * Shows your range. A chronological format highlights flexibility. Many job seekers have held varying positions over their careers, often in different functions, and roles. A good strategy is to showcase that diversity. * Shows your record of success. The progression of a candidate's career, recor...

This message pissed me off when im trying to run my system using vb 6 with VSS(Visual Source Safe). I already reinstall my Visual Studio but still, it always keep on appearing until i found out that there are 2 event procedures in my code doesn't have a code inside of it, that's why i choeck out the module then put a comment to that procedures. Hope it helps you guys, specially Visual Basic programmers.

I discovered a technique on how to make your buttons in Visual Basic 6 into XP buttons... Just copy this code in notepad then save it as VB6 .exe.manifest then copy it to the VB Directory. Then start a project and try to add some buttons, combo boxes etc and compile an exe from it. You can rename it with your vb application (i.e FFEMS.exe.manifest) and copy it to your applications directory and take a XP look. version="1.0.0.0" processorArchitecture="X86" name="Microsoft. VB6 .VBnetStyles" type="win32" /> VBnet Manifest for VB6 IDE type="win32" name="Microsoft.Windows.Common-Controls" version="6.0.0.0" processorArchitecture="X86" publicKeyToken="6595b64144ccf1df" language="*" />

This message pissed me off when im trying to run my system using vb 6 with VSS(Visual Source Safe). I already reinstall my Visual Studio but still, it always keep on appearing until i found out that there are 2 event procedures in my code doesn't have a code inside of it, that's why i choeck out the module then put a comment to that procedures. Hope it helps you guys, specially Visual Basic programmers.