It is just another online notebook you can find among millions over the internet. Here I share my different kinds of experience from completely different areas, starting from my favorite sports, through different hobbies and professional work, to anything that is worth of closer look. Since you are already here, you probably will find some of them interesting. If you want to contact me, send me an email to “andrzej.michalec A_T gmail… Continue reading →
Another pinpoint on the map of Arabic world. Neither as much fun and tourist oriented as Dubai, nor as fundamental as Riyadh, yet something else to discover. One of newest mosques, world fastest roller-coaster or beautiful Corniche coastline, just to mention few, and actually to mention all I could see deployed shortly in the capitol of UAE. Abu Dhabi, city on T-shaped island, is not as famous as Dubai, for sure. Great alternative for snowy… Continue reading →
Posted in Places, Skating
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Modern microelectronics assembly requires clockmaker or robotic precission; sub-millimeter discrete components or pinout of integrated-circuits is nothing unusual. Building such highly integration devices from scratch at home is a virtually impossible, sometimes though fixing them with entry-level tools is still feasible. I was proud I could replace torn-off wires in my wash-mashine or fix corroded LED lighting inside dish-mashine. I did not… Continue reading →
Internet Explorer – a black sheep amongst browsers – should be forgotten long ago, yet it stands strong as a standard in many organizations. And while its last incarnation (IE11) adopted some modern web technologies it still offers lurking traps ready to ruin your day. Consider allegedly supported webworkers: when created from Blob IE11 cannot load any resources via XHR and when attempted to be created from separate JS file, IE11… Continue reading →
Posted in Software
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Tagged IBM BPM
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IDE environment in IBM BPM migrated from Eclipse-based app to WebPD, a web-based process editor. WebPD built on top of IBM BPM Coach Framework, based on dojo toolkit, hosting complex visual editors suffers from performance and stability issues. It can simply reload itself mid your work (because of some internal broken assertion), editor can stuck and manual reload is needed etc. The more artifacts opened the less stable it is. To limit resource… Continue reading →
Posted in Software
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Tagged IBM BPM
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Those who work with Java Script know, that Dojo Toolkit is not perceived as ideal library. Followers claim it addresses missing “enterprise” features along with mobile support and breadth palette of UI widgets, opponents discredit such viewpoint nailing down many core problems, poor documentation among them. I do not have a luxury of choice as IBM products I work with, like BPM or Worklight, heavily rely on Dojo. Being constantly… Continue reading →
Posted in Software
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Tagged dojo, dojotoolkit, dtl
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Half a year of regular HOX usage formed my opinion based on observations. Best part is that after series of hacks, tests and experiments I settled down with best setup I use for months now. If you are a geek replacing kernel or flashing ROM for a breakfast you may find it boring. Those of you however looking for one time customization for best results, read ahead. Software tuning Early users complained on limitations of HTC user interface. HTC… Continue reading →
Posted in Gadgets
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Tagged hox, htc one x
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Many times I asked myself this question: how long was my free ride today, how much time it took, was this workout good enough and in effect, if I am absolved from chocolate consumption :] Android OS can leverage from dedicated applications like endomondo.com that tracks your workout profile in time and space, using GPS, building up statistics like quickest lap, burned calories and so on. GPS path logged by HTC This tool is more than simple… Continue reading →
Posted in Gadgets, Skating
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