Carpool Mashup Live demo of the BCIT1360 project, deployed as docker container deployed on AWS EC2 instance. It also has a video served from the python webserver, of the project started from commandline. This project has also been deployed as…
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20 years ago, this was all the rage : Object Relational modelling. Nhibernate. Entity Framework. I don’t use either. You know why. It takes too damn long to write code, to save a few milliseconds of performance and a few…
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If I keep blogging, that phrase will refer to my checks. But really, I’m talking about spit and polish on the UI. Often how good something is, is often judged on that. You wouldn’t believe the number of “Collection has…
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Cartography Salesman on the Web My implementation on the web. Maybe it will help your roadtrip. Blog. The closest thing to documentation, you will get. Project Source List of all projects we have on github. Cartography Salesman isn’t there yet,…
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Survey We attach labels to everything, in order to recognize it’s value, and communicate ideas. There is a programming discipline that loves something called patterns. Yes, jargon can sound pretentious. Composition is the “pattern” of what most of us do.…
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The proxy classes for Google Maps Webservices have additional functions, besides just acting as a C# interface. Debatably, the most important of which, is the request splitting feature, which is built as part of the distance response caching layer. First,…
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In my many travels, there are many subjective ways to describe the success of a adventure. Car2graphy was a way to combine the two. If you visit the free WordPress website, you’ll notice I put a copywrite on the photos.…
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So why isn’t there a Pop() method for lists. Look for it, finds it, removes it all at once. Instead, we have a .Contains() to make sure it’s there. Then we have a First<>() to get it. Then we have…
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