UDP Client Server example in Java

There are two types of Internet Protocol (IP) traffic. They are TCP or Transmission Control Protocol and UDP or User Datagram Protocol.

Both has their own advantages and disadvantages. You can use TCP or UDP according to criteria or problem that you want resolves.

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Create Installer Projects in Visual Studio 2013

After completing the development of your desktop Application. The next phase is to deployment or installation of that application.

For this you need to create a setup of your project, then you just need to give the setup file to the users or your client so they can install and use your application.

In Visual Studio 10 or prior edition, has built in functionality to create setup file using Installer Projects. But in Visual Studio 13 and next edition you need to install an extension first and then you can create.

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Android Development Step by step

Android is a mobile operating system developed by Google. It is primarily designed for Touchscreen mobile devices such as smartphone and tablets.
As we know, a large number  of  audience is using Android smartphone. So you have a huge market to publish your android apps on play store.

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Oline Base64 Encode and Decode

In my previous post, I have shared the basic introduction of base64 encode and decode and it uses.

I have also shared the code How you can base64 encode and decode a string in C#, Java, and Object-c.

I have built a simple java script based tool,  which online converts the string to Base64 encode and base64 decode. At the end of this post will get the source code of this tool and the code snippet  to share this tool on your own site.

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Base64 Encode and Decode

Base64 is used for converting arbitrary binary data to ASCII text so, that it's become easier to transmitted the data over the network like e-mail and HTML form data.

It is a group of similar binary-to-text encoding schemes that represent binary data in an ASCII string format by translating it into a radix-64 representation (Source Wikipedia).

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