Discovered the other day ClassicJunk app surpassed 700 downloads. I didn’t think it was even that popular, and I wasn’t even sure it still worked. To keep the users happy, I updated the app a bit to make sure it …
ClassicJunk update
Posted by Don Quist
on December 22, 2014
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I got a new phone and decided to finally update my ClassicJunk app to take advantage of more modern navigation elements. Also refactored to use an anonymous deviceId instead of relying solely on the GCM regId. As usual, client code …
Integrating Railo WebSocket Gateway in ColdBox
Posted by Don Quist
on December 8, 2014
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Just a quick demo application for anyone looking to do the same: https://github.com/sigmaprojects/cbwebsocket ForgeBox entry here: http://www.coldbox.org/forgebox/view/railocbwebsocket
Persisting conntrack table to MySQL on OpenWRT
Posted by Don Quist
on December 7, 2014
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I needed a way to persist the conntrack table on an OpenWRT based router, so I made this quick & dirty script. This uses the included luci.sys.net library to get the conntrack table and LuaSQL (MySQL in this instance) to …
ClassicJunk Android app source
Posted by Don Quist
on July 7, 2014
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As I planned yesterday, I put the client source up on GitHub: https://github.com/sigmaprojects/classicjunk-android
ClassicJunk Android app
Posted by Don Quist
on July 7, 2014
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Since I had barely any experience with the Android platform, and just a working knowledge of Java, I decided to release an app called ClassicJunk as a learning experience. The idea is simple: Get alerted when a particular make/model/year car …
cfGimpy Update
Posted by Don Quist
on March 18, 2014
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Following up on my previous post Update to my Natural Language Date Parser I incorporated these changes into the Reminder Command of a CF bot (cfGimpy) I’ve been using for a few years. Now I (or anyone, really) can just …
Update to my Natural Language Date Parser
Posted by Don Quist
on March 17, 2014
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I added in partial support for future dates, like “In an hour” “In 30 minutes” “In 3 days”. Obviously the qualifier for future dates is starting the string with “in”. There is a slight issue I may fix in the …
Beaglebone Black and NodeJS
Posted by Don Quist
on December 31, 2013
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Recently got a BeagleBone Black to mess around with and decided to use it as a backup machine. AJ designed and printed the case for it. Turned out Really nice, very compact and strong. More info will be released on …
Automatic indexing of CB event handlers
Posted by Don Quist
on June 1, 2012
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Just wanted to share some code that will loop all the registered event handlers of a ColdBox application. This function is called every time a fwreinit is received and pass all the events to my security model so they can …