Express + Typescript + Mongo – Part 1 – Getting Started
About a year ago, I wrote a series where I showed how to create a very simple “To Do” client and server application. The server was written in Java and used JEE and MySQL....
About a year ago, I wrote a series where I showed how to create a very simple “To Do” client and server application. The server was written in Java and used JEE and MySQL....
Recently, I’ve taken a bit of an interest in VR thanks to Ready Player One. I’ve had a Google Cardboard and a Leap Motion controller for a while now and thought it would be...
About one year ago I started writing articles for this blog and making videos. I wanted to record what’s happened in the past year and share it with others. This article will focus on...
In a previous article, I walked through adding MySQL’s JDBC driver into WildFly. This seems to be the preferred way of using JDBC Drivers and defining DataSources for your applications. The advantage this has...
In the previous post, I walked you through setting up your Unraid server to pull images from Docker Hub and also set it up so each Docker container will receive its own IP address....
My aunt and uncle gave me an old HP a6400f a few years ago that was just sitting in my closet collecting dust. Last year I decided I’d use it for something so I...
What is a Data URI? A Data URI is a URI that starts with the “data” scheme and allows you to easily embed all kinds of objects within your web page. Much like Blob...
This is a quick tip I’ve enjoyed using over the past few years in some of the Android apps I’ve worked on. Instead of having to manually update the “versionCode” of your build.gradle script,...
Update: 7/26/2018 – Corrected path for JDBC driver. In a previous blog post, I walked you through installing MySQL’s JDBC driver into Wildfly. This post will show you how to do the same thing...
In the previous article, we talked about Blob URIs, which is just a reference to a Blob in a web browser. A Blob, as previously mentioned, can be anything. In this article, we’ll walk...