What if i tell you that you can easily transmit FM signal from your RaspberryPi without using any extra hardware. Impressive at least huh? Well today I saw a video in OreillyMedia youtube channel explaining on how to do it. Actually you only have to download –
As you already may know Nodejitsu is one of the best hosting providers for apps built on Node. But many developers that use Meteor framework were finding difficult to host their apps in Nodejitsu. Below is the guide on how to do it. In short
People in Collabora the last few months are working on a html5 (webkit) web browser optimized for Arm powered devices. This means that if things work out we will have a promising new browser for our Raspberries. Some of the features are : A good multi-tab
Github became very quickly developers second home. And why not if you ask me, its well build and well maintained. The github guys, just few days before the end of 2013 are celebrating the 10 millionth repository. Pretty exciting! Here is a quote from their latest
Javascript Mvc frameworks is the latest hype in development world. Except Backbone and Knockout that are around two years out there, there are plenty more. I am sure you don’t want to miss this train so jump into this well written article by Craig McKeachie. He
One of the best repositories in Github is this one. As you can see, you can find hundreds of books completely free! From c# and asp.net to windows 8 and linux are all there waiting for you. I am visiting often this repo, because it
Most of electronic devices are not build to last for ever, and you can see that by visiting your local recycling area for electronic waste. But there are many parts in lets say a printer that the makers can salvage. Personally when I have free
Dan is on of my favorite developers / tutors out there. Junior developers may already know him from Pluralsight.com. I always take seriously what he says so I think I should mention from my blog for those that don’t know him that every few weeks he
Well, it was about time… Lets face it, BlogEngine.net that xdev.gr was using, lacks of good add ons. So after spending some time the last few days I was able to move most of the posts. I can’t say the transfer was totally smooth but
Below you can find my solutions to Nodeschool.io exercises “HTTP Client” and “HTTP Collect”. In the first one you have to use the http core module. The code is simple enough: var http = require(“http”); http.get(process.argv[2], function(response){ response.setEncoding(“utf8”) response.on(“data”, function(data){ console.log(data); }) }); And my