By default in the theme “Twenty Eleven” of WordPress everywhere (except for search results) full posts are displayed. But I don’t like that, because if I click on a category or tag, I just want to get an overview what … Continue reading
As I setup this blog on a new platform, I wanted to make sure it is multilingual directly from the beginning. Disappointed I realized that WordPress still does not provide options for multilingual blogs originally. I don’t understand that, because … Continue reading
Today I was informed by the German community manager Monika Lischke of Intel’s AppUp developer program that I will get the Intel Black Belt Status! That’s really great as one of many benefits resulting from this award is that I’ll … Continue reading
While searching for a good, new platform for this blog, the first blog software you came across obviously is WordPress. But as I was not so happy with the multi-language features of WordPress (see this other post), I searched for … Continue reading
For a measurement system I needed an USB audio interface with a good frequency response (at least up to 40 kHz). After doing a first research on this topic on the internet I realized that this won’t be very easy … Continue reading
For a new software project I’ve searched for a good math parser for .NET. Beside parsing and evaluating a formula with all common mathematical functions (like sine, cosine, logarithm, …), I additionally needed to be able to use variables inside … Continue reading
In this post I want to show how to create an easy sine generator in .NET. Let’s start with a code listing and then I’ll explain what I’m doing here: const double frequency = 1000; const double amplitude = 20000; … Continue reading
Today there was a MobileMonday Developer Day (M2D2) in Munich (München, Germany) with the Intel AppUp Application Lab: MeeGo Series extended, organized and hosted by MobileMonday and Intel in cooperation with about 100 attendees. The speakers spoke about details of … Continue reading
Already since several years I’m signing all my binary files digitally – like setups or product executables. But why is the digital signature of binary files so important? If a binary file is digitally signed the user, who wants to execute … Continue reading
Today there was a MobileMonday in Berlin (Germany) about the Drivers of the Mobile Ecosystem. The event focussed on trends and technology with the potential to create new mobile businesses. I was invited by Intel to be at their booth and talk about … Continue reading
