For an application I am making, I am making a view where users can configure all kinds of settings, which has direct effect on an UIView I have. I want to grab that UIView and save it as an image. Well there are examples enough about this,
Read more →I have been working with Freebase lately and they sometimes encode their strings, so that “special” characters are encoded in HEX. For example, sometimes you receive a string like this: Terminator_2$003A_Judgment_Day. I wanted to convert the weird encoding they use, so I wrote a piece of code
Read more →I have been working with Freebase lately and they sometimes encode their strings, so that “special” characters are encoded in HEX. For example, sometimes you receive a string like this: Terminator_2$003A_Judgment_Day. I wanted to convert the weird encoding they use, so I wrote a piece of code
Read more →I have been working on my YourRid.es project a bit lately and one of the things I wanted to put in place, was a good logging system. Most of the time I just use a custom build (read: my own shit) logger, but this time I found
Read more →I have been working on my YourRid.es project a bit lately and one of the things I wanted to put in place, was a good logging system. Most of the time I just use a custom build (read: my own shit) logger, but this time I found
Read more →For WallPaper I download numerous thumbnails from my webserver at the same time. This is causing slowing speeds (to many threads at once), and too much memory usage (too much image data cached at once). So I looked in queueing the downloads and tried (ofcourse) writing my
Read more →For WallPaper I download numerous thumbnails from my webserver at the same time. This is causing slowing speeds (to many threads at once), and too much memory usage (too much image data cached at once). So I looked in queueing the downloads and tried (ofcourse) writing my
Read more →Today I needed to parse a LARGE (1.9GB) XML file and extract some information from it. Loading it in a XmlDocument (my favorite .NET way of handling XML) wasn’t really a possibility, because that would cause Out of Memory errors the minute I would try it. I
Read more →Today I needed to parse a LARGE (1.9GB) XML file and extract some information from it. Loading it in a XmlDocument (my favorite .NET way of handling XML) wasn’t really a possibility, because that would cause Out of Memory errors the minute I would try it. I
Read more →For a project I am working on, I was looking for a good way to resize images in a few different ways. I have done image resizing before, but it really feels that I am re-inventing the wheel every time I do this. So now I decided
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