Building Arduino powered Nixie Clock
In this blog post, I won’t talk about JavaScript, C#, or ASP.NET. Instead, I’ll go a level (or two) _lower_ and talk about good old Nixie tubes and how to build a clock using them along with Arduino’s almighty power.
Ivan Kalafatic — Monday, Aug 27, 2018
Getting Started With LLBLGen - Part 2: Basic CRUD queries
Second post in a series that will teach you how to write some basic CRUD queries.
Domagoj Zakanj — Saturday, Jul 21, 2018
Getting Started With LLBLGen - Part 1: Project Setup
First post in a series that will teach you how to use LLBLGen, an entity modeling solution and ORM framework for .NET, from scratch.
Domagoj Zakanj — Monday, Jul 9, 2018
When simple errors lead to huge consequences
A real-life story on how we discovered a major security flaw in the online banking system of one of our nation's biggest financial institutions and what we learned from it.
Ivan Kalafatic — Wednesday, May 2, 2018
Time for a change - extending our visual identity
We decided to breathe in a new life into our visual identity. It's been a long, but joyful process. Here's what we learned.
Mihael Tomic — Tuesday, Apr 3, 2018
IoT with ESP8266 - Part 2: Flashing
Let me show you how to flash new firmware on ESP2866 ESP-01 Microcontroller. In this post, you will learn some basic stuff about digital circuitry and ESP-01, as well as how to create a simple breadboard assembly.
Ivan Cagalj — Tuesday, Mar 27, 2018
Aerial image stitching
A small introduction to image stitching techniques used on photos captured by Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
Dino Repac — Wednesday, Mar 14, 2018
Five basic C# tips for beginners
Here are a few simple C# tips that will make your code more elegant and readable.
Jure Perak — Friday, Feb 23, 2018
Setting Up Build and Development Processes with GulpJS
A brief overview of Gulp task runner and its features that can help you achieve a high level of automation, so you can focus on development and become more productive.
Ivan Pozderac — Thursday, Jan 25, 2018
Google Maps Marker Clustering
How to use Google Maps marker clustering to display a large number of markers on your maps.
Krunoslav Peulic — Friday, Dec 29, 2017