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• Cordova development with Netbeans

  written on March 4, 2014

  Coding HTML/JavaScript for web is fun. It is fun and it totally rules! but coding with HTML/JS for handhold devices is even more fun. The most exciting part is the large amounts of code which can be reused between different platforms and this is some dream for any developer.

  • Netbeans
  • Cordova

• RESTful webservices using CakePHP

  written on December 8, 2013

  Webservices are really important. There are very few cases that web applications does not really need to publish their functionality through API and even in that cases having an API is a positive and nice feature to have. Not too much blah blah, I will dive into how webservice can be done in CakePHP with less effort and using the core functionality. This note is not finished and will be updated for some coming days.

  • CakePHP
  • webservice
  • RESTful

• Forgotten land: Private location services vs. public ones

  written on November 28, 2013

  The amount of location aware services has been rising during last years like an explosion. From localized search results up to many other astonishing virtual reality games and augmented reality applications.

  • Mozilla
  • location services

• Move to Jekyll

  written on November 25, 2013

  Static site hosting may seem now a days a totally outdated way of doing elegant sites, but we have to know that any kind of technology may happen to come back to existence in a new form.

  • Jekyll

• MySql Stored Funcitons and Procedures

  written on May 29, 2013

  Difference between a stored function and a stored procedure:

  • MySql

• Get back query of a find

  written on March 21, 2013

  There are times when you have to either query your database multiple time to achive a complex query or you can get back the command from cake and integrate it in another query. This second way will for sure increase your performance dramatically.

  • CakePHP
  • PHP

• Raspberry Pi ($25 Linux Box)

  written on January 13, 2012

  Must of the students who have ever tried to use any variety of micro-controllers should be aware of the problems and the time needed to setup and run even the simplest board. Now however there exists a board which has linux on-board! It can be connected to a monitor with an HDMI connector and manage any hardware you have through a USB interface, and all in one for just $25!

  • Raspberry Pi

• Localizing forms which contain names

  written on January 13, 2012

  This is an interesting study on forms which are designed to target a variety of users from different cultures. At least scroll down to nearly the end of page and read the highlighted implication for field design.

  • Theoretical

• Mutating tables

  written on October 16, 2011

  Mutating tables are the ones under a change, literary to say. In PL/SQL you will face mutating tables error in case you are working on a row level trigger.

  • PL/SQL

• Axiom Game Designer

  written on March 14, 2010

  It’s a time that I began to work on a SceneDesigner for Axiom 3D game engine. This project is an Open Source one and will be kept OpenSource for ever. My intention is to keep it portable to Mono to be usable under Linux and Mac Osx too but if it decreases the ability and performance of the program maybe ignore this concept.

  • Axiom3D