I recently completed a project at work that was a redesign of an existing website. There were lots of non-code activities involved in this project, so I thought it may be interesting to visualize the project from the code’s perspective to see what transpired where the rubber meets the road.
Author: jdanks
Forwarding Api Proxy
There’s a mobile app that I’m working on that will be performing complex queries against a database that is exposed via an OData api. One small hitch is that the mobile app is not allowed to access the OData api directly, but I can implement a proxy that will have
AoC Day4 – Security Through Obscurity
This is the puzzle for Day 4 of Advent Of Code 2016. All of my code for this day can be found in my Day 4 Repository Finally, you come across an information kiosk with a list of rooms. Of course, the list is encrypted and full of decoy data, but
AoC Day2 – Bathroom Security
This is the puzzle for Day 2 of Advent Of Code 2016. All of my code for this day can be found in my Day 2 Repository You arrive at Easter Bunny Headquarters under cover of darkness. However, you left in such a rush that you forgot to use the
AoC Day1 – No Time for a Taxicab
This is the puzzle for Day 1 of Advent Of Code 2016. All of my code for this day can be found in my Day 1 Repository You’re airdropped near Easter Bunny Headquarters in a city somewhere. “Near”, unfortunately, is as close as you can get – the instructions on
Advent Of Code 2016
Advent Of Code is an advent calendar that counts down to Christmas. Instead of having small doors that reveal treats as you count down the days, Advent Of Code has a new coding puzzle each day. I participated in 2015 and had been waiting all year for it to start
Pebble app to track the Rio Olympics medal count
With the 2016 Olympic Games fast approaching, I decided to make an app for my new Pebble Time watch that would allow me to keep up with the medal count for each country as the games progress. This idea seemed simple at first, but led me through some interesting puzzles that I
Yeoman themed watchface for the Pebble Time watch
I picked up a Pebble Time watch today and wanted to get my feet wet developing apps for it. I chose to do a simple watchface as a first project. All native apps for the Pebble watches are written in the C programming language which I have a bit of
Algorithm Optimizations in Genomic Analysis Using Entropic Dissection
Abstract: In recent years, the collection of genomic data has skyrocketed and databases of genomic data are growing at a faster rate than ever before. Although many computational methods have been developed to interpret these data, they tend to struggle to process the ever increasing file sizes that are being
The RandomBerryPi Project
RandomBerryPi My Raspberry Pi likes to pick (pseudo)random things, so I’ve built a couple of programs that allow it to do just that. I setup the Twitter account @RandomBerryPi so that it can share everything it does with the world. I have created two programs so far that run on