Java Server Pages
Similar to HTML, JSP contains texts encapsulated in angle brackets or also known as tags, but the difference is in its use. HTML is plainly for displaying, while JSP is more dynamic in terms of information.
When I first use them, I felt the same feeling when I first used Java. They are both case sensitive. Like an ordinary program, it uses loops, statements, declarations, etc. You might even think it is similar with JavaScript. But what make JSP different from other web based languages?
Well, it is used with an MVC pattern or paradigm. It provides a separation of work or process between business process and presentation. It is like an n-tier.
Comments on JSP
When I understand how to use HTML, I thought that it is the only language used in the WEB world. When JavaScript appears, I begin to reconsider about the idea in HTML, for JavaScript is much better thin to use. But here comes JSP, changing the whole concept about the web-world and making information secured. JSP is a convenient way to create web applications.
Now, only one question remains, is there other application better than JSP?
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
TV Commercial Review
This review is all about advertisements. Some modern TV advertisements are somehow similar to regular programs. Why? Let’s use the shampoo commercial of Sunsilk, the one starring Marian Rivera, Nikki Gil, and Maja Salvador. Now, what are the similarities of this commercial to their regular programs or shows? They are actresses, and they are paid just to show the viewers that they are using the product, making the viewers unconsciously or consciously think that if they start using it they will also be like them.
Another thing: using actors or actresses for TV advertisements is good thing but it is not an efficient way for me. They are popular people and they are not ordinary people doing their everyday job. People, specifically buyers, will only buy the product because their favorite actor or actresses is using it.
But if they use ordinary people to do their commercial, it will appear more effective for they are ordinary people like us. When I say effective I mean effective for the seller. For some users the product is effective, for others it’s not.
Lastly, when buying a product just stick this in your mind, to whose talent fee are you paying for?
Another thing: using actors or actresses for TV advertisements is good thing but it is not an efficient way for me. They are popular people and they are not ordinary people doing their everyday job. People, specifically buyers, will only buy the product because their favorite actor or actresses is using it.
But if they use ordinary people to do their commercial, it will appear more effective for they are ordinary people like us. When I say effective I mean effective for the seller. For some users the product is effective, for others it’s not.
Lastly, when buying a product just stick this in your mind, to whose talent fee are you paying for?
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Top Five must-not-have's on buying an item in via internet
Here is the list of items that buyers or consumers won’t USUALLY buy in the internet:
1. Broken lights
Broken lights are bulbs or lamps that are really broken. Those things are not giving any light due to some crack. The only people I know who are going to buy these are collectors.
2. Computer Viruses
I mean, who in the right mind, who’d buy this one, aside from people who have evil plans for using them? After all, it’s an intangible thing.
3. Torn-up shirts, shorts, pants, etc
Do you think buyers would really buy one of these? Unless these people would need them for a project or something, then it’s possible someone would buy one.
4. Nuclear Radiated Stuffs
Have you ever thought of buying some radio-active spider or some other like that (though I don’t know if it is possible)? Well, if you are some military officer that is going to use them for war or something, I am warning you.
Last but I don’t know if it is the least…
5. Appendices
Yup, I’m talking about the human appendix, not the part of the book. They say it is the useless part of our human body. Even I don’t know what its use is. Are you any buyer who is going to buy one? Why? What for? If I’m a buyer, I don’t have any place for my house to put it, I’m not even a medical-related person…
1. Broken lights
Broken lights are bulbs or lamps that are really broken. Those things are not giving any light due to some crack. The only people I know who are going to buy these are collectors.
2. Computer Viruses
I mean, who in the right mind, who’d buy this one, aside from people who have evil plans for using them? After all, it’s an intangible thing.
3. Torn-up shirts, shorts, pants, etc
Do you think buyers would really buy one of these? Unless these people would need them for a project or something, then it’s possible someone would buy one.
4. Nuclear Radiated Stuffs
Have you ever thought of buying some radio-active spider or some other like that (though I don’t know if it is possible)? Well, if you are some military officer that is going to use them for war or something, I am warning you.
Last but I don’t know if it is the least…
5. Appendices
Yup, I’m talking about the human appendix, not the part of the book. They say it is the useless part of our human body. Even I don’t know what its use is. Are you any buyer who is going to buy one? Why? What for? If I’m a buyer, I don’t have any place for my house to put it, I’m not even a medical-related person…
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