By barneyb on August 31, 2007
I went to install the Flex3 Apache compiler module on my server today, and it supports glibc 2.4 and higher only, which means no RedHat 4 (or derivatives). So no Flex server compilation for me, since there doesn't seem to be source anywhere to compile against glibc 2.3.
Posted in aside, flex, tools
By barneyb on August 29, 2007
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By barneyb on August 23, 2007
I've been using Galculator on Linux for a long while now, and I miss it when I'm at work on Windows. It's not a particularly amazing piece of software, but it is simple, reliable, and easy to use. So today I went looking for a Windows-compatible RPN calculator, and after trying a few different things [...]
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By barneyb on August 18, 2007
Just deployed a new Speed vs. Cadence chart on gpsRacr.com. The chart is rather tangential to the ongoing development of the site (as rendering it cleanly requires significant manual babying of the data, both during recording and for selecting what to present), so it probably won't get updated again. But it was a good exercise [...]
Posted in gpsracr
By barneyb on August 17, 2007
I finally got the import and summarization routines done for gpsRacr.com, and the initial data model is fully populatable (yes, I know that's not a word) from MotionBased transport packets. That opens the door to finally start visualizing stuff, which is awesome. First thing was plotting a speed vs. cadence chart, which is currently displayed [...]
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By barneyb on August 17, 2007
Ever wanted to know what the request timeout is for the currently-running ColdFusion request? The static 'getRequestTimeout()' method on the 'coldfusion.runtime.RequestMonitor' class knows. Tested to work on both CF7 and CF8.
Why might you want to know? So you can set a request timeout, but only if it's not lower than what is [...]
Posted in coldfusion
By barneyb on August 13, 2007
Working on gpsracr.com this evening, and whipped open my favorite chunk of JS: Prototype. It just gets better all the time. They've added support for automatically executing text that is returned from an Ajax.Request with an appropriate MIME type (like text/javascript), which means you don't even need result handlers. Just dispatch to [...]
Posted in ajax, development, gpsracr, javascript
By barneyb on August 12, 2007
As you may have surmised, I've been on vacation, and a glorious vacation it was. As always with the Boisverts, good food was plentiful. Even with a significantly more active lifestyle than my usual state of existence, I'm sure I gained weight. But as nice as it is, it's always nice to [...]
Posted in gpsracr, meta, personal