The Sorry State of Peer to Peer iOS to Android connectivity — blog.moritzhaarmann.de
The addition of the Multipeer Connectivity framework to iOS7 has created quite some buzz lately. Being able to establish direct connections between devices without much coding, in a fashion that “just works”, has long been a dream that has now come true. The multipeer connectivity framework wraps multiple technologies – WiFi and Bluetooth – and uses whichever is available to establish a connection
Release v0.5.0 - "Polymorph" · purescript/purescript
Prelude modules now follow a naming scheme similar to haskell (e.g. Data.Maybe, Control.Monad) (garyb) Many modules that were previously part of the Prelude have been split into individual libraries, now distributed via Bower (garyb) Multiple modules with the same name are now disallowed rather than merged (garyb) The Prelude module is now imported automatically. Conflicts can be avoided by using
Angular Classy
Angular's controllers are super-simple which is fantastic for getting started (they're just functions). Because they are just functions, there's lots of different ways to write Angular controllers. This is powerful but can also lead to a lack of structure, especially when many people (with many different coding styles) are working on the same codebase. It can be helpful to have something a little
Some Thoughts on Go and Erlang · Erlware Blog
UPDATE: I’m seeing that I did not make the point of this post clear. I am not saying Go is wrong or should change because it isn’t like Erlang. What I am attempting to show is the choices Go made that make it not an alternative to Erlang for backends where availability and low latency for high numbers of concurrent requests is a requirement. And notice I’m not writing this about a language like Ju
6 reasons your REST API must come with a client
Your team may be investing a lot of time designing the most idiomatic API experience out there for developers. That’s not enough these days — you also need to provide an API client. Here are 6 reasons why… 1. Batch requests If your customers are injesting or uploading data through your API, it’s far more efficient to batch the requests rather than make many individual requests. The benefits for th
Parsing English with 500 lines of Python
A syntactic parser describes a sentence’s grammatical structure, to help another application reason about it. Natural languages introduce many unexpected ambiguities, which our world-knowledge immediately filters out. A favourite example: They ate the pizza with anchovies A correct parse links “with” to “pizza”, while an incorrect parse links “with” to “eat”: The Natural Language Processing (NLP)
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Compare Apple iPhone plans using the tool below. The iPhone is one of the most popular smartphones in the world, and for good reason. Since Apple came out with the iPhone, the smartphone industry changed forever. Now, with the release of the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max, the iPhone is packed with more features and power than ever before. Compare cell phone plans that work with t
Apple's Woz, Guy Kawasaki, Andy Hertzfeld, Randy Wigginton, Daniel Kottke celebrate revival of the Twiggy Mac
Apple’s Woz, Guy Kawasaki, Andy Hertzfeld, Randy Wigginton, Daniel Kottke celebrate revival of the Twiggy Mac By Mike Cassidy / September 11, 2013 at 6:26 PM If Silicon Valley had a Mt. Rushmore, you could do worse than chisel the form out of the photo op that erupted Wednesday when a few of Apple’s earliest employees (think single-digit employee numbers) stopped by the Computer History Museum to
StrongLoop - Managing Node.js Callback Hell with Promises, Generators and Other Approaches
doAsync1(function () { doAsync2(function () { doAsync3(function () { doAsync4(function () { }) }) }) Callback hell is subjective, as heavily nested code can be perfectly fine sometimes. Asynchronous code is hellish when it becomes overly complex to manage the flow. A good question to see how much “hell” you are in is: how much refactoring pain would I endure if doAsync2 happened before doAsync1? T
Isomer – an isometric graphics library for HTML5 canvas
About Isomer allows you to draw isometric graphics with ease. Let's draw a simple cube. var Shape = Isomer.Shape; var Point = Isomer.Point; iso.add(Shape.Prism(new Point(0, 0, 0))); The Grid Here is the same cube overlayed with a 3D grid. This is how objects look under an isometric projection. /** * This is the 3D isometric grid that * we will be drawing on. * * The blue grid is the xy-plane. * Th
The JavaScript Problem - HaskellWiki
The problem The JavaScript problem is two-fold and can be described thus: JavaScript, the language. JavaScript, the language, has some issues that make working with it inconvenient and make developing software harder : lack of module system (only pre-ES6), weak-typing, verbose function syntax1 (pre-ES6), late binding2, which has led to the creation of various static analysis tools to alleviate thi
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