How I Used Hpricot and Mechanize in GeeQE
While building GeeQE I wanted to enhance the CC dump of Stack Overflow’s data. The main reason I wanted to do this was to capture Gravatar hashes and user ba...
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Fast XML parsing with Ruby
One of the first things I needed to do while building the GeeQE iPhone application was process the CC data dump from Stack Overflow. The dump contains XML fi...
RFID Reader USB Prototyping Kit
I recently won a programming contest that netted me a gift card for ThinkGeek and not knowing what else to do I strolled the site looking for something inter...
iPhone Windowed HTTP Live Streaming Server
After some more work I have enhanced the HTTP segmenter and uploading script from my iPhone streaming using AWS S3 and Cloudfront post. I added a number of f...
iPhone Windowed HTTP Live Streaming Using Amazon S3 and Cloudfront Proof of Concept
This post should be seen as a proof of concept. I’m working on creating a more concise and easier to use package of everything covered here but I felt like g...
Streaming Video Between QuickTime Broadcaster and VLC
In my attempt to stream live video to my iPhone I ran into an issue with the USB QuickCam I have. Instead of fighting the problem I decided to turn to the iS...
iPhone HTTP Streaming with FFMpeg and an Open Source Segmenter
With the release of the iPhone OS 3 update came the ability to do live streaming. There are a few types of streaming and each requires a certain encoding and...
Upgrading to Fedora 11 from Fedora 10
It is time again to upgrade if you are using Fedora. Fedora 11 was released a few days ago and contains some nice enhancements.
10 Tips for BlackBerry Development
Over time I’ve gathered up some nice tips I think would help get someone started developing applications for the BlackBerry so I decided to pull some of the ...
How to create iPhone wireframes with Inkscape
While developing ideas for iPhone applications I’ve played around with just using Interface Builder to stub things out. This works reasonably well but I know...