article archive - 07/2013 - all archives
JR:
Resolved - Kestrel code stats
- Changed to resolved on 20Aug2013.
As of July 16, 2013
~7,100 lines of code
22 custom-created modules
44 templates
Bigger than I had originally planned. I thought it would be much smaller. I only needed functions to create and edit blog posts and...
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- Aug 20, 2013
- #junco #resolved
JR:
Resolved - New CPAN modules to use with Junco code
- These will probably be needed:
22jul2013 - added these modules to the junco code base
REST - using this to migrate content
JSON - like with ToledoWX - 20aug2013 using this for the split screen typing mode
Related posts:
Rest and Json links to ...
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- Aug 20, 2013
- #resolved #junco #rest #json
JR:
Resolved - Change how config data is processed
- completed on 16jul2013 Instead of storing config info inside a Perl module, place data in a YAML file.
Use the Config.pm module to access the Perl YAML module to process the .yml file, like what's done with ToledoWX app.
#resolved
#junco
- Jul 22, 2013
JR:
ASCII and Hex codes and HTML entities for symbols
- - temp degree symbol
#html
#programming
- Jul 16, 2013
JR:
Forecast.io - lines - weather models - predictions - week of jul 16, 2013
- Interesting display:
Forecast is backed by a wide range of data sources, which are aggregated together statistically to provide the most accurate forecast possible for a given location. Touch the graphs to see the specific values from each data...
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2 min read
- Jul 16, 2013
- #weather
JR:
Resolved - Remember which page last visited after leaving site
- implemented on 22jul2013
Idea from page 31 in Jef Raskin's book: The Humane Interface.
After re-launching the browser, display the page that was viewed last on the previous visit.
Will need to store this cookie info. nope. not now, anway.
But th...
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- Jul 22, 2013
- #junco #resolved
JR:
Done - GitHub uploads to make - July 15 to August 7, 2013
- Junco done 12aug2013
cgi /
css /
html /
javascript /
lib /
sql /
tmpl /
utils /
yaml /
ForecastIO done 12aug2013
lib / ForecastIO.pm
bin / test-forecastio-1.pl
input and output data
ToledoWX done 12aug2013
yml / wx.yml
tmpl / forecasti...
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- Aug 12, 2013
- #github
JR:
Consumer trends for accessing newspaper info - July 2013
- ... a new study from Oxford University found that online sites beat newspapers as the preferred news source for every age group including those over 55 years of age.
But an ambitious survey of 10,843 individuals in nine countries has found that a ...
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1 min read
- Mar 03, 2014
- #media #web #blog_jr
JR:
Return of the Hostess Twinkiee - July 15, 2013
- Breaking News : 11:55 a.m. EDT - Mon, Jul 15, 2013 - AP story:
Twinkies May be Smaller than People Recall
The new owners of Hostess have leaner operating costs now that they're no longer using unionized workers. It turns out the spongy yellow cak...
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1 min read
- Jul 29, 2013
- #food #snack
JR:
Test-forecastio-1.pl
- test-forecastio-1.pl
# perl
#!/usr/bin/perl -wT
use strict;
$|++;
BEGIN {
unshift @INC, "../lib";
}
use Weather::ForecastIO;
print "Executing program: $0\n\n";
my $api_key = "api key";
my $latitude = "41.665556";
my $longi...
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- Jul 14, 2013
JR:
DateTimeFormatter.pm
- #perl
stand-alone repository
package DateTimeFormatter;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Time::Local;
# optional arg of either the number of epoch secionds or a string of the returned format type
sub create_date_time_stamp_utc {
my $...
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5 min read
- Mar 02, 2014
JR:
DateTimeFormatter
- /lib
DateTimeFormatter.pm - July 14, 2013
/bin
test-datetimeformatter.pl - July 14, 2013
test-datetimeformatter-2.pl - July 14, 2013
- Jul 14, 2013
JR:
Resolved - Programming code to-dos
- July 14, 2013
DateTimeUtils.pm - # priority
following actions completed on July 14, 2013.
[done] Split out new date formatting code from DateTimeUtils.pm.
[done] Keep DateTimeUtils.pm. Will probably add more routines to this module.
[done] Put the...
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- Jul 22, 2013
- #perl #code #resolved #github
JR:
Forecast.io weather API
- https://developer.forecast.io/docs/v2
minutely - next 60 minutes
hourly - next 48 hours
daily - next 7 days
- for some reason, this produces info for wood count
https://api.forecast.io/forecast/cd50a948f24600c7cc2986548ee741f1/41.5924053,-83.8...
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1 min read
- Jul 15, 2013
- #weather #api