AFrame is a very cool javascript library which allows you to create Virtual Reality environments completely within the browser. Aframe also combines with AR.js to allow you to create Augmented Reality environments through the use of "markers" or "anchors". Anchors are very similar to simple QR codes which allow AR.js to project shapes onto the … Continue reading Augmented Reality using AFrame: Tips & Tricks
In plain Javascript, you can get a reference to a particular HTML element by using the querySelector method. For example: document.querySelector('div') Will give you a reference to the first "div" that's encountered in the page. Give it a try in DevTools Sample querySelector What if we want to do the reverse? That is, given an … Continue reading A JavaScript reverse CSS selector
Scenario In a nutshell, we'd like to emit an event or take some custom action whenever a Spring Data JPA repository gets it's "save(...)" method called. Our criteria is to have minimal constraints set on other developers using this. In other words, we wouldn't like a solution where we create a new method or change … Continue reading Spring Data JPA: Emitting events on save() – Kotlin Edition
How do you handle the scenario when a user taps the "back button" in your ReactJS app? In a plain vanilla ReactJS app you'll end up with the user navigating off your app since it's a SPA. Most devs would tell you to use React-Router. What if you can't, or - how does React-Router work? … Continue reading Living without React Router
Decision tree forests rightly get a lot of attention due to their robust nature, support for high dimensions and easy decipherability. The most well known uses of decision tree forests are: Classification - given a set of samples with certain features, classify the samples into discrete classes which the model has been trained on. Regression … Continue reading 3 uses for random decision trees / forests you (maybe) didn’t know about
While writing a toy project that heavily relies on maps, I chose Leaflet as the map rendering library. From their site: Leaflet is the leading open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps. Weighing just about 38 KB of JS, it has all the mapping features most developers ever need. The ease of use and ability to use different tile … Continue reading Adding tile caching to maps in React-Leaflet
In this article we'll explain how to encrypt traffic going to an HTTP handler in NiFi, which is then forwarded to a backend HTTP server - in other words, an SSL offloading reverse proxy. Encrypting traffic in transit to NiFi involves the following steps: Creating a keystore containing a CA certificateCreating a truststore, which contains … Continue reading Encrypting traffic in transit to Apache NiFi
