5 Best Free Development Tools Every Developer Should Know Padsa Information

5 Best Free Development Tools Every Developer Should Know Padsa Information

For every developer, along with the knowledge of programming language, a sound knowledge of developer tools is needed for more productive outcome.

Dealing with bugs and errors is a developers daily routine and to control the number of bugs and errors, some minor tools help a lot. Hence these tools make the life of a developer easy.

There are thousands of developer tools across the internet but there are some tools which are very important and every developer needs to know them to maintain a better work flow.

5 Best Development Tools Every Developer Should Know

1. GitHub

GitHub needs no introduction. It is a great tool for developers/programmers who wants to work in a collaborative manner.

GitHub is a web based repository hosting server with a graphical interface. GitHub offers excellent  revision control and source code management functionality of Git. GitHub is most commonly used by software developers (desktop app, mobile app, web app, ) and designers to store their code for collaborative work or public use.

2. BitBucket

Every developer wants to have a back-up of his code in cloud as he can�t take the risk of loosing project code. BitBucket  is one of the best code repositories for devs to store and share their code for a more efficient and collaborative work.

Best part of Bitbucket is it is free for the storage of private codes also. It makes developers work east by enabling a better way to collaborate with their team. Unlimited private repositories flexible deployment models and are important features of bitbucket.

3. Slack

Slack is basically a messaging app specially for the teams of designers and developers. Slack helps developers to send files and other digital assets. Next important reason for Slack�s popularity over developer community is because it saves discussions and also creates a database of topics that are discussed.

4. BlackDuck

While coding, Developers may face problems and want to know if any other developer shared the code to his problem in any of the open resources. After seeing the code written by other, we can easily have an idea on where we went wrong in the code. BlackDuck helps in all the above mentioned cases and easily helps you to search for others code through open sources available. BlackDuck searches through lines of open source code and provides if available. This also saves time with the single software named open hub.

5. Source Tree

SourceTree is free Git & Mercurial client for Windows and Mac and for other repositories listed above. With a variety of services, SourceTree lets developers to work with repositories. SourceTree also allows you to collaborate with people who aren�t programmers too. For Windows and Mac users, SourceTree makes version control easy and visual.

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8 Apple Watch features that Android Wear watches should borrow

8 Apple Watch features that Android Wear watches should borrow

Yesterday, we had a good look at the Apple Watch. And when we were done with that, we turned our attention to the Android Wear tickers adorning our wrists. Weve grown pretty fond of them in the span of a few months, but were also objective - Android Wear is work in progress. Lurking beneath the pretty watchfaces, there are the rough edges, the questionable omissions, the "playing-it-safe" feel of technology that was put on the market a little bit early. Nothing deal-breaking, but we have to say, Apple really took its time with this project. In the process, it came up with some nice ideas about the Apple Watchs functionality that Android Wear developers & Google should borrow if they want to see the platform progress. 

Here they are!

1. Wi-Fi connectivity

Android Wear does not support Wi-Fi connectivity at the moment, which is mildly annoying. Heres an example - Lord forbid you leave your smartphone on the desk and leave to use the restroom! Some 40 meters on your way to business, the watch loses connection to the handset and goes buzz-nanas - like "OMG, did you lose your phone or something?!" Huh, does it really have to be like this? What keeps the two from staying connected over the in-house Wi-Fi? Additionally, Wi-Fi connectivity would be  of benefit for app installs, side-loading, development, and smartwatch apps & tasks that could use a faster connection - take the Wear Internet Browser, for example.

2. NFC for payments and extended connectivity

Thanks to NFC, the Apple Watch is tightly integrated with Apples mobile payments system and it could interact with optional gadgets and accessories by virtue of this connectivity. But theres a difference here - Apple has an actual, marketable, profitable use for NFC support. Google doesnt have a payment system and by the looks of how its Android Pay platform is shaping up, big G is sidestepping the card-less payment market in favor of advancing Google Play purchases. However, NFC will probably make it in Android Wear down the road.

3. Shazam

Right now, Android Wear lacks a reliable song identification app like Shazam or Soundhound. Alternatives like EchoWear and Sony TrackID are plagued with issues - the former disappeared from the Play Store, the latter doesnt show up on the watch, and vice versa. Last we heard, Shazam was "looking into" Android Wear... a year ago. Come on, whats taking so long?

4. A livelier UI

Looking at the Apple Watch interface going through its motions, we couldnt help but notice how lively and animated it seemed. The watchfaces move exceptionally smooth, the apps menus and elements are meticulously animated and rich with color and detail. The whole thing is very eye-pleasing. Android Wear - not so much. Googles cards are quite sympathetic, but all they do is show up on the screen and disappear as you casually dismiss them. Theres little on your Android Wear watch to really intrigue you into toying around with its touch-sensitive watchface. We know, thats Googles vision for Android Wear in the first place - minimalist, quick, non-distracting, and useful. Curiously enough, Apple has a similar mentality - it expects you to interact with watch apps in 10 second bursts , but it also made sure they are very aurally pleasant 10 second bursts. Step up your UI game, Google - we like our wearable eye candy!

5. Force Touch

Apples force touch touchscreen discerns between light and firm taps, which seems like a pretty useful invention - it expands the simple usability mechanic of tapping with even more possibilities for interaction without altering it or otherwise mingling with it. Its pretty great technology - its even good enough for the next iPhone, rumors say, and we think Android Wear is more than a worthy candidate for adopting it.

6. Communicating with pulses

The Apple Watch lets you respond to notificationsand messages by tapping a patern or drawing something on your screen, and beaming it over to a friend of yours Apple Watch. Its less cumbersome than typing, more accurate than dictating a message, and nobody else but the recepient knows what you wanted to say with the pattern. Its a cool feature that we hope someone will code into Android Wear or a 3rd party Wear haptic messenger app. After all, AW watches already have touchscreens and vibration motors, so the hardware base is covered!

7. Better heart-rate sensors

The heart rate sensor on the Apple Watch is second to none in the mobile devices category. Dissatisfied with the simple units found on todays smartphones and wearables, it built its own solution with four - yes, four - lenses on the back of the watch to facilitate accurate heart rate measurements. The sensor on your smartwatch right now is halfway between a toy and something actually usable in comparison.

8. More fashion choices

We are impressed with how Apple developed and priced the three different Apple Watch variants. If Android Wear watchmakers - and smartwatch makers in general - want their products taken seriously, we think they too should offer different personalization options and price points to consumers. Take the gorgeous Huawei watch for example - its alleged price of $1000 makes it strictly a luxury watch. What if Huawei made the same pretty and functional watch out of more mundane materials materials, and put it on sale for $250 with different color options. Sounds more appropriate than going full-on after the wealthy types.

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6 iPhone multiplayer Games you should try with your Friends

6 iPhone multiplayer Games you should try with your Friends

When one wonder about multiplayer gaming everyone mind turn to iPhone device.No doubt that iPhone currently has one of the best gaming libraries available on any mobile. And we also know that there are lots of multiplayer games for iPhone available at Apple app store, which make a good use of the platform� WiFi, 3G and Bluetooth functions. So I decided to gather some of the best games under hood so that you people can also enjoy these multiplayer games on your iPhone.

But if you feel that the games mentioned in this list are the one which you use to play on your iPhone, don�t forget to share with us. Lets we start with:

1. Words with Friends

This is one of the best multiplayer game which everyone love to play with his/her friends. If you love to play scrabble, then you will surely love to play Words with friends, its same game with different name. Only difference you will find is different board and lexicon, just to avoid copyright issues.

Price: 2.99 USD

2. Asphalt 7: Heat


Its another cool racing game with which will surely provides you amazing multiplayer gaming experience. Game is the newest, fastest, most visually stunning edition of the famed Asphalt series. Asphalt 7 featuring challenge the world, amazing cars, cool graphics and more.

Price: 0.99 USD

3. FIFA Soccer 12


Every football game fan is aware of this game, this is one of the best football game available over web by EA Sports. If you are playing this game on iPhone means you are playing this game in  your PC because graphics of this game are awesome. This game featuring manager mode, multiplayer gaming, real players, real teams and real league, daily challenge, nice footwork and realistic music.

Price: 1.99 USD

4. Street Fighter IV volt


Street fighter is one of the best street fight game which I played on my iPhone device. And guess what Volt version enables online play which will make this game cool, now you can fight with other users online. Game featuring new battle mode, wifi match, amazing new character, training match, touchpad and more.

Price: 4.99 USD

5. Chess


We all know that everyone loves to play Chess game on their Smartphone whether is Android, Symbians and iOS. In this game you can play and learn chess anywhere, also game featuring lots of amazing boards and Grandmaster Training . You can also play this game online with other user and more.

Price: Free

6.Homerun Battle 3D



Oh man what a game it is, If you are real baseball fan and want to show something, Go online for head-to-head match up against the Baseball Sluggers in the world. Over 300 million players playing this game online with other users. Game featuring

• 4 Extra Modes : Online Match up, Arcade, Training, and Classic
• Over 100 Items : Uniforms, hats, equipment and other customizable features
• Exclusive Baseball Wear : Includes the official DeMarini CF4, Voodoo and other M2M bat equipment.

Price: 0.99 USD

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5 reasons why you should blog especially during economy recession time

5 reasons why you should blog especially during economy recession time

Recently I visited my swiss roll blog and found that one of the blogger become unemploy due to recession. His company close down and all the employees there need to and find other job in order to carry on their life. So he is quite sad and feel down but luckily he said he still own a blog and is not totally jobless. He still got something to cheer with and it is his blog.

After visited his blog entry it inspired me to think about 5 reasons why we should keep on blogging especially during recession. Here is the 5 reasons why you should blog when recession come.

1. For people who made investment in share, unit trust, minibond and so on you will definitely feel down during recession so you can release your stress and shout out loud in your blog.

2. Find another opportunity in your blog while you are jobless or unemploy. Example through your blog entry people might offer you another new job which is suitable for you.

3. Found that there are several blog from experienced stock broker that teach you how to handle your investment during recession through their personal blog, therefore during this recession time you will notice your blog traffic will boost up because people searching for solution in the Internet. And more people will concentrate on the topic you write which is related to recession.

4. After you speak out your difficulties or problem that you face in your blog entry, other people that come to visit your blog might face the same problem like you thus they might provide you with the solution that you want in your comment.

5. You can share your experience on handling the investment problem that majority investor facing through your blog entry. For example the lehman minibond problem. People might interested in to read your solution and a lot of people affected by it too. It might help you to gain more loyal reader.

For those who affected in the stock market investment, work in finance sector, government and production line(factory) Im here to give my condolence.
For those become jobless or unemploy due to the recession you can try out these online job search website to find another new job for yourself from this link -> click HERE

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