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the techman - Tech Projects: WiFi Wireless Speakers Set
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The techman - Tech Projects. Thursday, August 11, 2011. WiFi Wireless Speakers Set. Following the development of the wired speaker project. With this setup you can stream files wirelessly from your PC (using the wifly shield from sparkfun) or with a cable (using the official Arduino Ethernet shield) to a set of speakers anywhere you can get a connection to your LAN. Here's a video showing the operation ( as requested, please. See more videos and photos of the construction at the bottom of he page. 2 clie...
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Agile | Wally Lawless.com
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A Day in the Life of a Programmer. 5 Things I wish I was taught in software school. February 4, 2008. 1 How to use source control. 2 How to write secure code. 3 How to do automated testing. 4 Agile development / Extreme Programming. For anything large it’s nearly impossible to figure out every last detail without writing any code at all. This is where Agile/Extreme programming comes in, shorter release cycles, small increments or features between each release. 5 How to write modular software. I have a fe...
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My ToDos for 2013 (or resolutions, if you’re into that) | Wally Lawless.com
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A Day in the Life of a Programmer. My ToDos for 2013 (or resolutions, if you’re into that). January 1, 2013. I like having a roadmap, it’s a great way to focus your mind towards a goal. Personally I find that it’s also a great way to practice brainstorming, scope management, estimation and execution. So, here’s my list of developer type things that I plan to achieve in 2013. Launch an app that generates money. Publish some open source code. Write automated tests for most of my code. I am one of the most ...
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AJAX | Wally Lawless.com
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A Day in the Life of a Programmer. 8216;Synchronous AJAX’ or SJAX for Short. January 27, 2007. Finally, by looking through the JavaScript documentation for the XMLHttpRequest object and discovered that by simply adding an additional ‘false’ parameter to the normal http.open() call it forces the XMLHttpRequest object to run in synchronous mode. Exactly what we were looking for! Here is an example: xmlhttp.open(“GET”, url, false);. One comment so far. Chronicles of Don Khuth. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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Personal | Wally Lawless.com
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A Day in the Life of a Programmer. It’s only been two years. July 18, 2016. Scroll down to see this blog’s shame. It’s been over 2 years since the last time that I’ve posted anything here. Now, that doesn’t mean that I haven’t been writing during that time. In fact, I’ve probably written more in the past 2 years than at most other times in my professional life. I just haven’t been writing as many things that I thought would be a good fit for this site. That starts to change today. March 17, 2014. I’ve be...
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Education | Wally Lawless.com
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A Day in the Life of a Programmer. 5 Things I wish I was taught in software school. February 4, 2008. 1 How to use source control. 2 How to write secure code. 3 How to do automated testing. 4 Agile development / Extreme Programming. For anything large it’s nearly impossible to figure out every last detail without writing any code at all. This is where Agile/Extreme programming comes in, shorter release cycles, small increments or features between each release. 5 How to write modular software. I have a fe...
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“We lost a lot of good men out there” | Wally Lawless.com
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A Day in the Life of a Programmer. 8220;We lost a lot of good men out there”. November 2, 2012. Today we lost a member of our development team. It sucks. Really. What sorts of things do you do to make sure your teams are engaged? There are currently no related posts to display. Just shared my list of podcasts for developers. My ToDos for 2013 (or resolutions, if you’re into that) →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. Chronicles of Don Khuth.
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Wally | Wally Lawless.com
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A Day in the Life of a Programmer. All posts by Wally. August 7, 2016. Recently I tweeted this:. Left tonight’s tech talk with more questions than answers, trying to decide if that is a good thing or bad…. Wally Lawless (@Wallylawless) July 21, 2016. There’s so much available to be known these days in the tech world, especially when it comes to the web I feel. As a result, it’s incredibly easy to get discouraged, or to constantly feel the weight of all the things that you know you don’t know. I k...It’s ...
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Dev podcasts | Wally Lawless.com
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A Day in the Life of a Programmer. I listen to a lot of podcasts. Most of the time this is when I am at work and I need to make the office noise go away. I also find podcasts a good alternative to audiobooks for my commute when I’m just not in the mood for radio. Here’s some of my favourites, some are pretty technical, but some are just a lot of fun. A weekly discussion with Marco Arment. Developer of Instapaper for iOS. Topics include Apple, iOS, web / mobile development, plus coffee. From the guys at t...
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My Core Values | Wally Lawless.com
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A Day in the Life of a Programmer. March 13, 2013. The idea behind core values is that it’s a set of principles that guide your actions, your decisions and how you interact with others. It’s not a new concept, although I’m pretty sure that I heard about it most recently on the Entreleadership podcast (one that was just recently added to my list. 8211; There’s a lot of value in getting a straight answer from somebody. Being honest with somebody doesn’t require you to be mean, there are constructive wa...