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When building computer vision projects in C++, you may find yourself in need for an FFmpeg to OpenCV packet converter. The good news is you don’t need to look any further because it’s all contained within this open source header … read →

Have you ever wanted to bind your ActionScript ExternalInterface callbacks to JavaScript object methods, rather than use free functions? We has need of this the other day when adding Flash video streaming to Symple, so we came up with a … read →

The phrase “Web 2.0″ coined by Darcy DiNucci back in 1999 to describe web sites that use technology beyond the static pages of earlier web sites. In late 2004 the term was popularized by Tim O’Reilly at the O’Reilly Media … read →

If you write JavaScript libraries and you don’t use Grunt yet, you probably should! Grunt automates tasks like minifying CSS and JavaScript, and it is one of those wonderful simple pieces of software that makes a developers life so much … read →

There are quite a few OAuth solutions out there, but I want to share the one we use, as it allows you to intelligently link multiple OAuth identities with a single user entity. If you use 90% of the code … read →

The Ausca ruby gem features an RSS joiner module that can be used to combine multiple RSS feeds into a single RSS feed. This functionality is useful for creating scraper and news sites which aggregate news from outside sources. Ausca … read →

We just finished installing Trac for Sourcey and thought we would share the process with others. Make sure you are logged in as root and let the fun begin! There are a few ways to install Trac, by Python’s easy_install … read →