Eh oui, c’était internet, il fut un temps (lointain… oui ben hein… comment ça vieux? De qui tu parles?) Internet Explorer is EVIL! http://toastytech.com/evil/ ARNGREN – ecommerce from hell http://www.arngren.net/ LingsCar – UK best car shop https://www.lingscars.com/
Yes, once this was the internet Internet Explorer is EVIL! http://toastytech.com/evil/ ARNGREN – ecommerce from hell http://www.arngren.net/ LingsCar – UK best car shop https://www.lingscars.com/
WebRTC is great Janus is a cool library (link if you never heard of it : github and good intro link) But boy is it CPU intensive. here are some links for the case you are looking for ways to lower the damage Client CPU benchmark and how to improve it https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/meetecho-janus/ydGcbMt7IX0/LOGVIA6yjkAJ Performance analysis of the Janus WebRTC gateway Link To Research Gate Article WebRTC and CPU reduction, settings to tweak...
Never heard of the JAMStack? Maybe not directly – but if you are doing web dev you have for sure heard of some of the players in this field, like Jekyll, Hugo, Jigsaw or GatsbyJS just to name a few. Indeed monoliths CMS like WordPress or Drupal (just to name these two but Wikipedia list easily a few dozen of major players across all stacks and companies) are often being criticised for being slow at scale or hard to customise and the overhead of growing beyond a certain point start to become ROI negative due to the heavy lifting you need to deploy to get the CMS to do what you want....
What is it? source code on github From the website : SRS delivers rtmp/hls/http/hds live on x86/x64/arm/mips linux/osx, supports origin/edge/vhost and transcode/ingest and dvr/forward and http-api/http-callback/reload, introduces tracable session-oriented log, exports client srs-librtmp, with stream caster to push MPEGTS-over-UDP/RTSP to SRS, provides EN/CN wiki and the most simple architecture. Basically it is a simple way to set up and get going with an RTMP server. How to Create an SRS Server I obsviously still need to test it live....
Some research I have made recently while working on a broadcasting module of an app. Just saving here some of the best link I have found – as backup and maybe of interest for some people. Obviously if you are looking for a super structured article – I am far from it at this point – but that’s still the filtered version of a few hours of research to find the relevant and usable stuff – and it is practically what I have used to get to the point of a transcoding version of ffmpeg with facebook live (next step is to turn it into a nodejs microservice)...
Cicada 3301 is an organization who used puzzles to possibly recruit codebreakers/linguists from the public. The first internet puzzle started on January 4, 2012, and ran for approximately one month. A second round began one year later on January 4, 2013, and a third round following the confirmation of a fresh clue posted on Twitter on January 4, 2014.
MongoDB Schema Design – Many small documents or fewer large documents? Source : Stackoverflow Modeling One-to-Few An example of “one-to-few” might be the addresses for a person. This is a good use case for embedding – you’d put the addresses in an array inside of your Person object. One-to-Many An example of “one-to-many” might be parts for a product in a replacement parts ordering system. Each product may have up to several hundred replacement parts, but never more than a couple thousand or so....
Facebook Live using FFmpeg Play h.264 video stream in html page FFmpeg-based Live stream via Python PyLivestream
Looking to build a calendar app in React. You are not alone. I did some research to see what the world published on this so far, and here is what I have found. Room Booking System A room booking system built with MongoDB, Express, Node.js and ReactJS. This one has a lot going on. But it’s interesting to have a look at it. It seems like it’s a uni project or something… at least it’s organised as such....
UI Kit Site: https://getuikit.com/ GitHub: https://github.com/uikit/uikit Stream Ui Kit Site: https://htmlstream.com/templates/stream-ui-kit Basé sur Bootstrap. One Nexus Site: http://www.onenexus.io/ Basé sur Synergy, un framework front-end pour la génération de composant UI et Kayzen, un systeme de grille CSS – tous réalisé par la même équipe. Milligram Simple Juste 2kb https://milligram.io/ Tabler Un des meilleurs UI de dashboard Open Source. Basé sur Bootstrap Le code est clean La logique est claire et bien conçue....
Sleek Dashboard Demo: Sleek Demo site/ GitHub: https://github.com/tafcoder/sleek-dashboard Bootstrap 4 Admin Dashboard Template and UI Kit – and yeah sleeeeek indeed – like I really love it. Great work by tafcoder. UI Kit Site: https://getuikit.com/ GitHub: https://github.com/uikit/uikit A lightweight and modular front-end framework for developing fast and powerful web interfaces. Well suited for website, landing pages etc. Simple, straightforward. Also, nice extra: Autocomplete plugins for both Atom and Sublime Text 3....
Here is a playbook for Ansible to install Docker and Docker Compose on Debian. You can of course, use a role from Galaxy. You have Gerling’s version or Debops (Ansible stack for Debian). But here I wanted to implement the install guide from Docker – and translate this into an Ansible playbook (which then should be turn into a custom role for more reusability). The official guide give use the following install steps:...
For what it’s worth, I have been noticing a raising interest for empathy in the past few years. It’s been popping everywhere from a variety of fields, either in business and entrepreneurship, human resources and management to more more remote fields like design and product development as well as the obvious therapy and education fields. Science seems to have discovered a couple of years ago that we are wired for it:but science isn’t really everything there is to it – I mean look at this article about this lady being a lead researcher on empathy, and she still managed to bullied colleagues and staff....
Simple. You can make an alias and it to your bash profile :
I am not bashing school – but I think we need more conversations on this topic. Here are a couple of videos which I think raise some interesting points to think about. Don’t Stay in School A rap video that went viral a few years ago, from And the follow up video, addressing comments:What is school for? A more recent video from Prince EA Teachers React to original video on school from Prince EA...
Here is a little research project I did at request to figure out all the gateways, if you want to sell stuff in russian speaking countries – turns out Stripe or Paypal are not exactly going to cover all your needs. So here is the results of my research on the topic. Feel free to add in the comments if you have some extra input on the topic. Yandex Money / Kassa The first plugin is from Dayes Design :...
Couple of notes : Impact is a the third parameter to be added to the traditional Growth / Value focus Separate end users and funders. Change the funding models to facilitate experimentatino on the early stage Scaling to early also happen to the non-profit – with similar issues are the in the traditional business Separate end users and funders.
Anything that is in the world when you’re born is normal and ordinary and is just a natural part of the way the world works. Anything that’s invented between when you’re fifteen and thirty-five is new and exciting and revolutionary and you can probably get a career in it. Anything invented after you’re thirty-five is against the natural order of things.