Hello world.
Daily coding brings up new opportunities to search for and discover new ways to accomplish things. Perhaps not always the best solutions but, in time, we’re getting there. Today, life brought upon me a new challenge: simplify previously written code. Among other useful thing I will probably mention in future posts, one needed me to insert a enum with custom values in a QComboBox. I’ll jump right to it. Here’s my enum:
After I’ve searched on the internet for an efficient way without using other libraries except sdt, and some questions on IRC, I’ve gotten to this solution:
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People never get bored of thinking of new ways to do common stuff.
For example, how do you usually eat your popcorn? From a boll? From the bag? Are you using two fingers? Your hole hand?
The fellows over at Popcorn Indiana came up with an innovative new way to… eat popcorn.
[Read More]Good bye Java swing, Hello Qt.
Cross platform is very searched for these days, especially with the number of Linux users growing. The need to build an application that can be used everywhere existed for a very long time, and what I intend to present here is not something new, it’s just new to me.
Qt, pronounced „cute”, is a library for C++, but not limited to that, that can be used to write code that can be compiled on/for almost any operating system, including Linux, OS X, Windows, Android, and iOS(still under development).
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This is a test script I made for easier installation of LibreOffice 3.6 for Debian based Linux distributions with the Romanian Language pack. This does not require any Linux command line skills. Just download the archive and double click the file called INSTALL.sh, and follow the instructions. After the installation, the Installer window will close automatically.
[Read More]This is a short an simple tutorial on how to enable remote access on MySQL on Ubuntu/Debian:
Hello World
As any new program, the first thing done is the „Hello World” print, either in command line or in GUI.
This is my first try out of WordPress and I’m still playing around with it. I planned to make my own CMS to use, but due to lack of time, I can’t do that. But my desire to publish my work and brag about it on the internet is greater than my patience for the time to build that CMS, so I’ve decided: What the heck, just throw in a WordPress and start publishing, and if I’ll ever built that CMS, I’ll use it, but until then, I must share my knowledge with the world.
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