Well, I did promise only technology and development related posts on my blog but due to some recent ‘events’ I could not hold back in responding to a blog post which was well kind of controversial. A friend once said what happens on Facebook stays on Facebook, yet to the contrary a comment of mine… Continue reading Why skip the title? – Title is half the story
GStreamer works wonders and combine it with a raspberry pi and you have endless possibilities. This was a hobby project to create a video doorbell which I thought was my million dollar idea until I saw a KickStarter campaign for it (sigh). Here is a breakdown of what the project required to be done: 1)… Continue reading Video DoorBell Using Android & RaspberryPI
Im going to assume you have read the Part-1 and Part-2 of this post. Part-1 provides the hardware and Part-2 with the software for streaming and controlling the camera. This part will focus on the php file which is generated by the PHP webpage and its usage by the microcontroller to move or pan the… Continue reading The DIY Surveillance System Using a Webcam – Part 3
If you are reading this without reading the part 1 of this post I suggest you give that a read before starting with this since its gives the basic hardware needed to get everything going. However if your requirements are a simple streaming server with a client read on. There are two modules within this… Continue reading The DIY Surveillance System Using a Webcam – Part 2
Part-1: Hardware The Story: Its been a while since my last post due to some work projects which have been occupying a lot of time and effort. However I still managed to find time for a hobby project, a DIY surveillance system using a webcam so I thought I’d go and share it with the… Continue reading The DIY Surveillance System Using a Webcam – Part 1
Often while working with JavaScript people place alerts (in a debugging context) throughout the code to check whether what they’re doing is correct or not. I find that pretty annoying and while I continued doing it (placing alerts) I came across Firebug introduced to be by my friend Sergey Arakelov (www.arakelov.com). Firebug is open source… Continue reading JavaScript – CSS debugging using FireBug
In the last post I presented an overview of the SAJAX library. Today I will talk about argument passing to and from the SAJAX functions and the respective JavaScript function. Then I shall make a sample HTML form and pass the values to the PHP function for addition into a database. If you are new… Continue reading SAJAX-Passing Arguments and MySQL Database Manipulation
Right so the objective is to use PHP with AJAX to achieve what is normally known as “refresh less browsing”. When I started off with my work I had to deal with quiet a lot of forms which posted variables to a PHP page and then I could use them either by query string or… Continue reading Using AJAX With PHP – The SAJAX Way
So I got a wordpress theme and decided to make a splash screen which was at the top with one of my own because the orginal one, though was amazing but I couldnt actually understand what it was. So I opened photoshop entered the dimensions: 761×151 px how do i know that ? well in the… Continue reading Splash Screen – Design
Unfortunately yes!…. Ive grabbed lots of freebies thanks to blogs, and now I guess is the time to return something back to the community, so ill put up stuff that I learn and develop along the way, hope you learn n enjoy the same way I did :).
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