I have a quick look on Turbo C# and SharpDevelop. Turbo C# has stronger functions on web application development. I test SharpDevelop 2.0. SharpDevelop has only limited functions on web application development. It seems to aim at a code editor for ASP.Net. But Turbo C# has a complete Rapid development interface for ASP.Net. Moreover, they have some debug function. You need to click "play", then the application will be launched. That 's simple and easy.

Well, SharpDevelop is a open source tool. I am still very happy about its functions. Moreover, it supports .Net 2.0.

What is QA? Is QA equal to Unit Testing + System Testing. I would like to draw a personal defination for QA. I think there are another step. That is Feedback. Unit Testing and System testing can only verify the system is acting according to the specification. But is it the system preforms in the best way? Does it fit the standards? QA needs to get feedback from the testers or clients. QA can seek the way to improve the system. What do you think about think?

Merry Christmas

I have upgraded my JDK to 6 with Netbeans 5.5. There are a number of enhancements. Here following are the key enhancements:

• javax.script is supporting
• JDBC 4.0
• Upgraded look and feel

Download in Sun Java

By the way, I found there is a early access for jdk7 too.

I am thinking to buy a VOIP Wireless Phone. It costs around AUS$70 from eBay. I am a frequent user of VOIP, because my family and friends are still in Hong Kong while I am in Australia now. I am so convenience to have VOIP Wirelss Phone. I can talk like using a normal phone and walking around my house. Moreover, I am tired to use headphone and Microphone. This is a kind of strange man...

But the major drawback, that is pricing. I will have a trip to Northen Queensland and planned to have another trip next trip to Hong Kong. I really need to save some money. Thus, I gave it up finally.