AppJS-Develop Your Desktop Apps Using HTML, CSS and Javascript

Want to make desktop application? Don't know how to do it? know how to program using HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript? If your answer is yes, this is for you. Now you can do this by using AppJS. With AppJS, you can create cross-platform applications (supported on Linux based distributions such as Ubuntu, Windows and Mac OS X), just like you create a web app.

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Komodo Edit - A Free IDE for Web Development

An IDE or text editor is a very important tool for programming. We write code, fix bugs by using it. It saves our time by guessing, syntax highlighting, debugging etc. It is very hard to find a good IDE or text editor. If you ask me I recommend you Komodo Edit.

Komodo Edit is a free(cut-down version of Komodo IDE), complete development environment for Web and cloud-based projects. This is one thing that makes it different from other free code editors such as Notepad++ Komodo offers a subset of what can be done with Komodo IDE.

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School Of Webcraft- A place where you can learn about Web

Want to learn about Web development ? But have no idea where to start ? If your answer is yes this post is for you. I recommend you to visit School Of Webcraft.

What is School Of Webcraft ?

School Of Webcraft is a website where you can learn about web development. It is  developed by Mozilla foundation and P2PU. There you can learn about HTML,CSS, Javascript, PHP, Python etc.

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ReactOS an Open Source Windows like Operating System

Like Windows softwares? But don't have enough money to buy a fresh copy of Windows ? If your answer is yes, then this post is for you.

ReactOS an Open Source Operating System which is based on Windows-NT kernel and able to run Windows software. It is primarily written in C, with some elements, such as ReactOS Explorer, written in C++. The project has been

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Darling the OS X emulation layer for Linux

Love OS X software? Don't have money to buy Mac book or something to run OS X softwares? Using Linux? If your answer is yes than this blog is for you. Use darling emulator to run OS X softwares in Linux. Darling is an open source OS X emulation layer for Linux like Wine(for windows software). The aim of the project  is to achieve binary compatible support for OS X applications on Linux, plus provide useful tools that will aid especially in application installation. Darling works in a way very similar to Wine(Windows emulator).

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