Archive for November, 2008
Thursday, November 27th, 2008
I’m fairly new to the Objective-C and it might not come as a surprise that I’m only learning it because it’s the default iPhone programming language. What geek owns an iPhone and didn’t at some point want to create its own application? Well for me it’s not just for the personal pleasure, it also my […]
Tags: Apple, iPhone, Notifications, Objective C
Posted in Apple, Cocoa, iPhone, Objective C | No Comments »
Tuesday, November 25th, 2008
Updated on 23/10/2009: I’ve updated the code to fix the bogus regex expressions (wordpress editor striped some bits from them) and also to fix the code since Google changed the signin process slightly. For the more interrested, Google now has 2 cookies/hidden vars instead of 1, the code is almost the same though. A simple […]
Tags: AdSense, C#, Cookies, HttpFox, Login, Objective C, Sign in, WebClient
Posted in .Net, Featured, Linux, Mono, Monologue, Security, Web | 9 Comments »
Monday, November 17th, 2008
ASP.Net provides out-the-box several nice (although not new) features to manage your application’s state, the Session and Application objects. The Session and Application objects are also among the first things learned by students of almost any web programming framework but while they are true in their usefulness it doesn’t mean you should use them directly, […]
Tags: application, ASP.Net, session, state management
Posted in .Net, ASP.Net, Featured, Mono, Monologue, Security, Web | 5 Comments »
Monday, November 10th, 2008
How does diff/patch work? When I first started to do research on this problem I had no idea about the complexity of the math involved and the lack of C# examples around. It turns out that finding the right resources can make life easier, and in the end the Wikipedia entry and this screencast did […]
Tags: .Net, C#, Diff, LCS, Longest Common Subsequence, Mono, Sample Code
Posted in .Net, Featured, Mono, Monologue | 10 Comments »