The Html <embed> element is used to embedding an external application or interactive content to the web page. This is a standard and well supported HTML5 tag for embedding multimedia files into the web page (note that prior to the HTML5 specification, this tag is used as the non-standard tag and supported by all the …
HTML5 DataList Tag
The <datalist> tag is used to provide a list of elements to the user to select from this particular list. Text Box auto complete is the most popular widget after the popularity of AJAX framework. We can achieve the auto complete by using the html and javascript code. Every JS framework has the built-in functionality …
HTML5 Header Tag
The <header> element is used to display the headers in html page. There are various heading element such as <hgroup> , < h1> to < h6> element. We can use headers by using <h1> to <h6> tag which defines font size according to header tags. Note that <hggroup> tag is removed from the HTML5 specification. …
HTML5 Mark Tag
The <mark> element in HTML5 is used to highlight the specified text. The tag used to defines the marked text which is referenced in another context. In the main text, the highlighted text typically marks text that may be of special relevance for the user’s current activity, like search results. Mark element is different from …
Spring Social 1.1.0 RC1 Released
Spring project have Spring Social which is built for integrating your applications to the social network sites like Facebook, Twitter, Linked In, Google +, etc. It is a new project under spring coomunity. This week spring social announed its Spring Social 1.1.0.RC1 which is prior to the GA release. It is expected that GA will …
Java 7 New Features
As with every new Java version, Java 7 introduced some new features. The new features are definitely worth the change and as developers, we must be happy as we can be more efficient. There are many features introduced in Java 7 but we will look at some of them. Allows Strings to be used in …
Java Immutable Objects
Objects whose state can’t be changed after its creation are called immutable objects. It is considered an effective strategy to make objects immutable if they are going to be used in multithreaded applications. Java’s built-in Strings, Integers are all immutable objects and so there must be some solid reasoning behind that. In this article, lets …
Comparable vs Comparator Interface in Java
This is an interesting topic in Java and can be confusing to many Java developers. So I plan to give some common examples to illustrate the differences. Going by the topic name, these things are obvious to us: Both comparator and comparable are Java interfaces. Any class, which needs to use these interfaces, has to …