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15 Aug 2013

Mounting EBS volume to an AWS EC2 Instance of Ubuntu 12.04 (reposted from Yetihq.com)

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Are you looking to create a cloud-based solution for your website or database backend? One approach to create a cloud-based solution is to use  READ MORE

aws, cloud computing, ebs, ec2, ubuntu
4 Aug 2013

Managing Nested Asynchronous Callbacks in Objective-C using ReactiveCocoa

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

When writing a software application, it is often necessary to read data from a file or network. The basic approach for reading data is performed as a blocking operation. A blocking operation waits until READ MORE

objective-c
2 Aug 2013

Creating a focus + context bar chart in JavaScript

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Over the past week I have been building a focus + context bar chart in JavaScript. I searched several alternatives on the Internet that would achieve the desired functionality. A focus READ MORE

html 5, information visualization, infovis, javascript
26 Jul 2013

The history of single-page web apps

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

On July 11th Nicholas Zakas presented a talk on JavaScript web performance at the San READ MORE

ajax, html 5, javascript, node.js, web application, web browsers
1 Jul 2013

Setting 1920×1080 display resolution for Ubuntu when running inside of VMware

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

I am using VMware Player 5 (similar to Workstation 9) to run a Ubuntu 12.04 (64-bit) virtual machine. I READ MORE

linux, ubuntu, virtual machine, vmware
7 Jun 2013

How to create a private cloud on OpenStack using DevStack

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

OpenStack is an emerging technology that allows anyone to create a private cloud, a cloud is deployed on your own hardware. A cloud is a scalable READ MORE

cloud computing, open source, web server
6 Jun 2013

RabbitMQ breaks when you rename hostname

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

I’ve been setting up a Debian 6 server with RabbitMQ installed. RabbitMQ is used with Celery to enable asynchronous tasks in Python Django projects. After READ MORE

debian, linux, rabbitmq
5 Apr 2013

Installing Scientific Python on Mac OS X 10.8

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Recently I had to reinstall Python with scientific tools on Mac OS X 10.8.

These are instructions that I read from the Internet to successfully install Python. [1,2]

PART I: Installing Python

Step 1. Remove old Python

We have to remove all previous installations READ MORE

linux, numpy, python, scipy
4 Apr 2013

AddObserver: my favourite function

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Graphic designer friend Ryan recently asked me, “what is my favourite function?” That was a tough question to think about. Pondering it for a while, I decided that AddObserver READ MORE

3 Mar 2013

Do You Really Want to Build a Node.js Web Application?

by rhfung | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Last week Rudy and I at Yetihq.com attended the Node.js developer meetup, READ MORE

django, node.js, open source, python, rails, ruby, web application, web server

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