Oliver Smith

[...] Having spent the past few hours taking my first steps into the glorious unknown world of web sockets I've drawn a few conclusions about web sockets: The principals are very easy It is an area of [...]

[...] This post serves as a update to my previous post: Getting started with Node.js and Web Sockets on Ubuntu 10.04 In which I stated various problems I had encountered. In this post I will [...]

[...] Moving On I've already got a few ideas in mind for what I'd like to implement using web sockets although at the moment debugging _wsh.py files is proving very tricky as there is no simple [...]

[...] code examples, or depend on previous code examples too much. Of the javascript APIs I find web sockets the most interesting but as with all of these API specifications they are still evolving& [...]

[...] elements it has been difficult to determine what is available, however the webkit inspector in Google Chrome now has support for viewing and rendering the shadow DOM however I’ve found [...]

[...] : Little wifi hardware support Requires a DHCP network Quick boot time (~10s) It's just like Google chrome and nothing else A few weeks ago @popey mentioned on twitter he was compiling it and this [...]

[...] has been difficult to determine what is available, however the webkit inspector in Google Chrome now has support for viewing and rendering the shadow DOM however I've found documentation on [...]

[...] () doesn’t work using two attr() values. This example requires a recent version of Google Chrome In this example I’ve modified the mark-up from the original example to just use [...]

[...] Almost three years ago I read an article on html5doctor describing the meter tag, during the course of the article an example is given of the http://www.justgiving.com/ & [...]

[...] introduced by the HTML5 spec one that particularly sparks my interest is the meter tag, in the words of the spec: "The meter element represents a scalar measurement within a [...]

[...] Almost three years ago I read an article on html5doctor describing the meter tag, during the course of the article an example is given of the http://www.justgiving.com/  gauge [...]

[...] announcements today I felt I should probably see what all the fuss was about and get the source code and have a go at building it and as lots of people may be a little daunted by this I thought I' [...]

[...] realistic impression of the scene being three dimensional. report Download the report (pdf) source code coming soon related links OpenGL OpenCV Face tracking at Carnegie Mellon Joe Faith - project [...]

[...] . This uses cURL to search twitter and receive a JSON feed from which it counts the results (source code available below). The software run by the arduino reads a number from the webpage then converts [...]

[...] used to fix arduino if the librxtxSerial.so file is removed from the arduino/lib directory. The source code for rxtx can be found here [...]

[...] had my pull request accepted and merged into the main repo so that it now uses the most recent versions (1.1alpha3). There is however one important change to note which will stop old tests [...]

[...] and most tools are drop in compatible, the method described in this post should work with recent versions of either, the command line tools ffmpeg and avconv are interchangeable. Old Method [...]

[...] 't work on OSX or even cygwin. To test you'll need a websocket compatible browser such as recent versions of chrome. System Structure mosquittopub and mosquittosub are command line MQTT clients [...]

[...] had my pull request accepted and merged into the main repo so that it now uses the most recent versions (1.1alpha3). There is however one important change to note which will stop old tests [...]

[...] solutions like uploadify. In PHP 5.4 there is now integrated functionality to allow file upload progress to be passed back to the browser. In this post I’ll describe the basic operation of [...]

[...] solutions like uploadify. In PHP 5.4 there is now integrated functionality to allow file upload progress to be passed back to the browser. In this post I'll describe the basic operation  [...]

[...] awaiting some of the new features found in PHP 5.4, in particular array notation and file upload progress monitoring so I decided to try and install PHP 5.4 on Ubuntu. Fortunately there is a  [...]

[...] awaiting some of the new features found in PHP 5.4, in particular array notation and file upload progress monitoring so I decided to try and install PHP 5.4 on Ubuntu. Fortunately there is a& [...]

[...] Most of my projects at work involve resizing images in PHP applications, usually the result is loaded via AJAX so it needs to be generated as fast as possible for [...]

[...] me an introduction to BDD and reassured me I was doing the existing bits right. Deploying PHP Applications with Phing - Michiel Rook Phing is one of those things I keep meaning to get around to, I've [...]

[...] the official RFC: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/session_upload_progress Developers who work with PHP applications that upload files commonly struggle with providing user feedback on the upload progress, [...]

[...] official RFC: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/sessionuploadprogress Developers who work with PHP applications that upload files commonly struggle with providing user feedback on the upload [...]