(Mario Beck) When storing XML documents in a BLOB or TEXT column there was no way to create indexes on individual XML elements or attributes. With the new auto generated columns in MySQL 5.7 (1st Release Candidate available now!) this has changed!

(Rotted Frog) Wix by default includes extensions that write out values into XML files. However the corresponding read functionality is missing for whatever reason.

(Bhushan Gawale) In this article, we will learn about the basics of the HTML 5 indexed database and will see how we can use it in our application.

(David Catuhe) When working on some advanced JavaScript code like a 3d engine, you may ask yourself what you can optimize and how many time do you spend in some specific pieces of code.

(Arian Celina) It has been quite a time since Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Representational State Transfer (REST) architectures are around, yet there are some misconceptions about them I hear very often, which I would like to discuss here.

(Marco Gralike) I wouldn’t believe the bad XMLType performance statement given stated in Martin Preiss’ blog post, and/or the referenced one from the Oracle Developer Advocates for SQL, so I started testing…

(Rizwan Ali) This article simply explains online shopping cart methods and how they work with a sample drag-and-drop-able shopping cart.

(Hadrich Mohamed) This tip shows you the most important new feature in Java 8 release.

(Abhishek Arora) This article demonstrates how to create a Bar chart and Point chart in HTML5 using Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) step-by-step.

(Rick Strahl) Here’s a quick and dirty tip if you’re dealing with JSON strings that you at times need to display for debugging or simply seeing a quick view of data represented. It may be that you have an application that captures HTTP responses and you need to actually decipher the JSON that was se