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Alle nieuws/blogs met tag: Hobbyprojecten
KieswijzerWijzer 2010
Geplaatst door Reinder Nijhoff op 3 June 2010
Met de tweede kamerverkiezingen in het vooruitzicht schieten de kieswijzers op internet als paddestoelen uit de grond. Maar welke kieswijzer kun je het beste gebruiken?
Om deze vraag te beantwoorden ontwikkelde Infi samen met Gagado (grafisch ontwerp) de KieswijzerWijzer!
Start de KieswijzerWijzer.
Schaken en Unit Tests
Geplaatst door Scato Eggen op 21 May 2010
Als er een nieuwe trend is ben ik de laatste die erop duikt. In het licht van een nieuw hobbyproject heb ik dus maar eens twee oude hypes uit de kast getrokken: Web API's en Unit Testing.
Marker Detection for Augmented Reality Applications
Geplaatst door Corné den Otter op 2 April 2010
[update] We received a lot of comments requesting for the source code. At the moment we are very busy, so unfortunately we haven't had the time to clean-up the marker detection code. Because this has already been the case for quite some time now, we have uploaded the code (under the GPL). You are free to download the code in the zip file at the end of this blog post.
The code is just a prototype: it is hardly optimized and needs a lot of clean-up (and better memory management ;-)). That said: it's yours to play around with. Good luck with it and enjoy![/update]
Rendering distance fields using the Go-language
Geplaatst door Reinder Nijhoff op 2 February 2010
Every two weeks, one of us gives a talk for the other employees here at Infi. The subject of these talks are mostly related to our work -something technical or about project management- but you are free to choose the subject you want.
Last monday I gave this talk (which we call the 'Infi Academy'). This was a good excuse for me to take some time and give two things a try that I've had on my wish list for a while:
1. The Go language introduced by Google last november.
2. The rendering of distance fields described by Iñigo Quílez in this article on his site.
PuTTY with Windows 7 jumplist support
Geplaatst door Daniel B. Roy op 29 January 2010
[UPDATE 2011-07-14: With the release of PuTTY 0.61, jumplist support is now natively included in PuTTY, rendering this patch unnecessary. I've removed the download links from this article, please go to the PuTTY site to download the latest version of PuTTY.]
pwgen version 0.3 released
Geplaatst door Wietse Venema op 22 December 2009
Last week I released the first public version of pwgen. pwgen is a password generator. It generates passwords which are designed to be easily memorized by humans, while being as secure as possible. The GUI is clean and simple. If you modify one of the controls, a new password will be generated. The textfield containing the password will be automatically selected each time you generate a new password. This allows for quick tweaking and copy/paste of your random password.
