I’ve been cleaning out my old computer and came across a git mind map that I’ve used to put together this Git Cheatsheet. Both are aimed towards beginners. If you are an intermediate Git user, you might find 19 Tips For Everyday Git Use to be more interesting. I’ve thought that some people might prefer […]
Automate the Boring Stuff with Python by Al Sweigart – Book Review
I am new to Python, and I wanted to read an easy book, that would give me a hight level overview of the language and what I can do with it. Automate the Boring Stuff with Python by Al Sweigart was exactly what I was looking for. Book Structure The book starts out a little […]
Pulling Docker Images on Ubuntu from Private Registery
I kept running into the following error, when trying to docker pull a docker image from our private repo. Googling the error was not very helpful, and it took me a while to find a solution, even though it is very simple. You just have to let docker know that it’s ok to trust that […]
Notes from 2015 WebRTC Conference Co-Hosted by Google
Kranky Geek 2015 – WebRTC conference Note: The talk by Google is listed in the order that it appeared. Brief Welcome Tsahi Levi-Levent – bloggeek.me WebRTC very easy vs VOIP etc, nothing beats that. Continuous slow growth, not exponential. A closer look at the WebRTC UX/UI API User interaction for real time communications is way […]
Batch Rename Files in Unix Command Line
Sometimes the unix shell script is still the best tool for the job. Today I needed to rename a bunch of java properties files from *.property to *.json. Ok, I needed to do more then just rename them, but it makes the example easier to assume that is all that I needed done 🙂 I […]