Time flies, it had been 3 years since Techcoil started running. Choosing 101010 to launch Techcoil had been significant to me: in both binary and decimal aspects, it is a easy anniversary date for me to remember. I guess that is how I can remember to chunk some thoughts on this day.
Right after I found out how to get mouse cursor coordinates when mouse moves, I went ahead with exploring how to detect mouse clicks.
This post discuss how I had used jQuery to detect mouse clicks.
I was exploring on how to create drag and drop elements on a webpage. The first thing that I have to know is to detect my mouse cursor coordinates when my mouse moves.
This post documents my exploration in using jQuery to detect mouse cursor coordinates when I move my mouse.
When I have to look at table of records, I always like to hover my mouse over the row that I am looking at so that I can focus on the details.
In addition, to facilitate my inspection of the data, I will want that row to be highlighted as well.
This post describe my exploration to highlight HTML table rows with jQuery.
Some time ago, I wrote a post on how to send some data and a file from C#, via HTTP post, to a PHP script. I called that script GetPostRequest.php.
This post contains the internals of the script in handling the data received from the C# program.
I realised that there was something missing in my WordPress blog; a page that lists all the posts that I had written so far. This post documents what I had explored to give my blog a page that lists all my posts, starting from the most recent post down to the oldest post, and groups them by month and year.
A good programming practice will be to code applications to read from a text file for values which are expected to change often. Java Swing applications are often packed in a single jar file and it can make deployment easier if our Java Swing applications can read from text files embedded within the same jar file that they reside in.
There came a time where I need to code a Java applet to read i18n labels from some properties files. This post documents my proof of concept before I embark in coding that Java applet.
Part of my role as a system analyst involves performing enhancement works on Java applets. Recently, the company had decided to self sign all the applets in the system so that our system infrastructure colleagues can save some time when we upgrade the Java runtime version on all our client machines.
This post documents my process of self-signing a Java applet.
In an attempt to save development time on reworking the RIAs from a old system, a business decision was made to reuse the Java applets on a newer system.
The newer system utilizes jQuery at the front end to fulfill modern user interactivity requirements.
This post documents a proof of concept that I did for the powerful Java applets to communicate with the front-end of the newer system.
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