Automated Borrowing and Returning of Equipments

Submitted by coderz on
The main features of this system are borrowing and returning of equipment. The system detects the item borrowed based on the "Requisition No", a unique ID generated during the borrowing of items. It also includes a login system, a master file for borrower and Item form. Though the system is so simple, yet you will learn how to code a system that will pull the record from borrower's borrowed item

Welcome Screen

Submitted by deepak.gupta150 on
Welcome Screen – A simple application in VB.NET that changes the background color of a form based on the user choice. Colors provided to the user are red, blue, green and yellow. The user simply clicks the button (color name mentioned on the button) and the background color of the form gets changed. The application also generates a message stating the color scheme chosen by the user when the user

PostgreSQL Released Security Updates Against High-Risk Vulnerability

Submitted by navajocodetalker on
Major updates were released by the PostgreSQL Global Development Group to its developers in order to address several vulnerabilities, including a high-risk one that could allow attackers to crash the server, modify configurations variable as superuser or execute arbitrary code if certain conditions are met. The popular open-source database system, PostgreSQL, released the update on Thursday, April

Siper ni Juan : A Classic Encryption Program

Submitted by muthym on
This is a classic implementation of ROT13, Caesar Cipher and Polybius Square (SNJ version w/ 8x8 grid) to encrypt/decrypt text files. Hope you enjoy :) Links: * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rot13 * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesar_cipher * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polybius_square * http://aralinpilipinas.wordpress.com

Google's 10th Code Jam Announced

Submitted by navajocodetalker on
Google announced the opening of Google Code Jam 2013, the challenged which involves professionals and student programmers around the world to solve tough algorithmic puzzles using the programming language and development environment of their choice. Google however, asked participants that the compiler or interpreter is freely available. You can't used paid-for tools. The contest will be
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