After not even one day of hacking, I’m releasing my first IntelliJ IDEA plugin. It enables “Tasks” (that default plugin in IntelliJ) to see tasks on the Kanbanery.com board. Thanks to this you’re able to commit always “refering to” some specific task. Using GitHub and Kanbanery such commits are linked back to the task on [...]
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android,
free software,
intellij,
kanban,
kanbanery,
open source,
plugin,
release
I’ve finished a one could say major stepstone in my student project yesterday. I’ll be implementing this tool to be production ready over the next few months so keep your fingers crossed. But what is it actually? ProtoDoc, is for Google Protocol Buffers what JavaDoc is for Java. As simple as that. In order to [...]
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alpha,
free software,
github,
open source,
protocol buffers,
release,
scala
Yup, today I’m releasing yet another piece of cool free software! It solves a problem we’ve had at our company, the tester tometimes tested stuff that wasn’t deployed yet, and the developers thought it was deployed and this caused some weird situations sometimes. Using the plugin I’ve written, we’re able to expose “which version is [...]
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#maven,
build,
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freedom,
git,
java,
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plugin,
release,
tips,
tricks
Hi again, this time a short code snippet – but a very useful one. At work I’m working on an Ubuntu 10.4 (love you guys for getting me a PC with Linux without making a fuss about it!) my laptop is on Fedora 13 i586 and my home PC is running Fedora 13 x64. Thank [...]
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coding,
free software,
gwt,
java,
script,
xsolve
Hi there, below is the (horribly trashy and chaotic – as it was hacked up in about 2/3 hours) source for my Google Gmail Contextual Gadget. It extends Gmail by parsing all links passed in an email, and if an github commit link is found it displays the diff for this commit. With coloring etc [...]
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free software,
git,
github,
gmail,
hack,
javascript,
webdeveloper
Git is really simple and VERY powerfull. It makes svn look like an idiot – but that’s just my personal opinion ;-) Anyways, I’m using github most of the time, but now I’d like to hava a non public repository (yet remote) for some small project. I’ve been commiting to a local git instance from [...]
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coding,
free software,
git,
gitosis,
guide,
open source,
terminal,
webdeveloper
Zen points directly to the human heart, see into your nature and become Buddha. – Hakuin Ekaku (1685–1768) For those who don’t know about zen coding (where have you been guys?) here’s a little sample: Instead of writing: <form class=”form-comment” id=”comment”> <fieldset> <input id=”myid” name=”name” type=”" /> <input onclick=”hideMe()” type=”" /> </fieldset> </form> You write [...]
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coding,
free software,
fun,
ide,
IDEA,
intellij,
opensource,
tip,
webdeveloper,
zen
I am currently working on a simple but still quite fun/interesting (as is any project with a new framework :-)) webapp using Google Web Toolkit (it’s basically Google’s JEE framework for creating RIA). The webapp is an online crossword generator. The goal is to provide crosswords online and allow users solving them online with a [...]
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coding,
free software,
github,
gpl,
gwt,
java,
jee,
open source,
study,
webdeveloper
With this simple box i’ve learned a little about the “wave” property in blender. This, a little subsurv and smooth subdivision can actually be quite OK for creating a simple ribbon like the one below:The final render looked like this:
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blender,
free software,
freedom,
gnu,
gnu/linux,
render,
study,
tricks
My first blender animation: The wine doesn’t look nor feel nor even behave like normal wine but it’s just my first animation so there’s still time left for me to improve… ;-)
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animation,
blender,
free software,
open source,
render,
youtube