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Learning and Programming Days – DLNA Player

Learning and Programming Days – DLNA Player

Hi everyone, I got my HiBy R3 music player some time ago and I’ve been enjoying it a lot, and I recently started playing the DLNA portion of it. Using DLNA with Android is a piece of cake thanks to an app called BubbleUPnP, for which I purchased the app license as it allows me to stream my media files without limitations compared with the free version. However, it is when it comes to the PC where I had difficulties…

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Running BOINC Tasks in my website updated! Scripts and tool updated

Running BOINC Tasks in my website updated! Scripts and tool updated

Repository: https://github.com/moisespr123/BOINCToWeb Hi everyone, In the weekend, I worked to improve the BOINC Tasks section of my website: Instead of manually updating this page, I’ve updated the PHP files in charge of retrieving the tasks and showing it. This file was custom made and was not in the GitHub repo. Instead, the file that was in the repo was the one that looks like this: Because that one shows all of the tasks from all of the hosts, I made…

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Gridcoin New Users Report generator fixed for the LHC@Home project

Gridcoin New Users Report generator fixed for the LHC@Home project

Hi everyone, In the past few days, I changed the URL of the stats for the LHC@Home project. They moved the links and the previous URL was no longer working. This has been fixed and LHC@Home stats are now being included in the New User Report Generator: Additionally, There’s a problem that’s out of my control where the SETI@Home files seems to be corrupted or something. The software complains that the <users> tag in the XML file seems to be…

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Open Sourcing my Android app: Collatz Conjecture Calculator

Open Sourcing my Android app: Collatz Conjecture Calculator

Hi everyone, In this post, i’d like everyone to know that I’ve open sourced the code of my app Collatz Conjecture Calculator, which is an app I developed for the Android operating system: This app is a Collatz Conjecture calculator, which follows the 3x+1 rule. It is very simple in nature. The actual code that performs the math is the following: It stores each step in a list and then it gets displayed to the user. v1.3 In v1.3, I changed…

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Update to the Gridcoin New User Report Generator – February 14, 2018

Update to the Gridcoin New User Report Generator – February 14, 2018

Hi everyone, Today, I made an update to the Gridcoin New User Report Generator, which allows the software to be scheduled in order to generate the reports. Basically, what this means is that the GUI (Graphical User Interface) can be used to select the projects we want to include in the report and also generate the report, but also means that we can just use the terminal, pass the “-s” argument, and it will generate the report taking into account…

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A very simple commit done today to the Gridcoin New User Report Generator software

A very simple commit done today to the Gridcoin New User Report Generator software

Hi everyone, Today, I was looking at the Gridcoin New User Report Generator Software code and I did a simple mistake with one variable. Turns out I had a StreamReader object with the name MySQLFile in the GenerateReport.vb module. That object should have been named AccountFile as that StreamReader reads the account information to which the report will get posted. So I went and fixed it. The commit I made today is the following: Of course, this doesn’t affect the software functionality, but it does make…

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A very simple Counter software developed in VB.NET

A very simple Counter software developed in VB.NET

Hi everyone, In this post, I’ll share a software I developed several years ago. This software is very very very simple. It features just 2 buttons and a large number. That number is the counter. The + button will add numbers to the counter: To subtract, we press the – button: And well, that’s the software. It’s a very very very simple software I designed just for fun. I was really bored back then. So, since it was so old,…

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Open-Source Project: JavaScript Function Finder, written in JSP

Open-Source Project: JavaScript Function Finder, written in JSP

Hi everyone, In this post, I’d like to present you to this project. JavaScript Function Finder is a project I made in my University years as part of the Advanced Programming course when I was studying Computer Science. We were assigned to make a function parser and each student was given a different programming language. Mine was JavaScript. We would then build the project using JavaServer Pages (JSP) using a JSP IDE. We mostly worked using NetBeans in the course….

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Windows and Linux can work together. How to execute a Linux command from Visual Basic?

Windows and Linux can work together. How to execute a Linux command from Visual Basic?

Hi everyone, In this post, I’d like to show you how easy it is to connect your Windows software to linux commands and software. As you may know, Windows now includes the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), which allows you to run a bash terminal and execute linux utilites as well as install software from the repository. Now, this is not virtualized. Rather, it uses a compatibility layer which allows it to execute linux tools on Windows. This is not…

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SteemPoster v1.3 released!

SteemPoster v1.3 released!

Note: This software is no longer maintained or updated. Hi everyone, Today, I’ve released v1.3 of SteemPoster. This release fixes an issue that caused the post to fail to post when you used the & symbol. As usual, download it at GitHub here. The Source Code can be found here. Post Views: 0