Whenever people ask me about my job title and what I do for a living, I always struggle to answer. Am I a programmer, web developer, software engineer, solution architect, technical lead, or technical director? I’ve held each of these titles during my career, and I’m still not sure which one fits me best.
However, what I do know is that I leverage my 20 years of experience and excellent intuition to solve problems. So, please take a look at my work and see the actual problems I have solved.
In this quick tutorial will show how to “talk” quickly to Serial port on Mac OS X.
Mac OS X will automatically create a serial device, which can be found in /dev.
Start a terminal session and list all available serial (or tty) devices available.
While ago I was working in company called Imagination. I’ve done some very cool projects while I was working there, and this is history off one of them.
We were ask to create interactive solution to show case history of the oil company, for exhibition. Something really simple and inexpensive. We made information “kiosks” where people could browse history of the company.
Leadership is the art of getting someone else to do something you want done because he wants to do it. Dwight D. Eisenhower
Recently I bought very cheaply Arduino UNO Clone called DccEle – DCcduino UNO. Be default It wasn’t recognized by my Mac OS. After a quick google search, I found this article which pointed me to proper drivers.
We didn’t become programmers because we like working with people. As a rule we find interpersonal relationships messy and unpredictable […]The first responsibility of the professional programmer is to meet the needs of his or her employer. The Clean Coder
It happens 😉
Very nice website for Interface – utility for clients to match tiles based on inspirational images. Build while working in Imagination for Interface.
Just sharing my current view from the office.
Following with my last project – Arduino clock – i wanted to extend it with 2 features:
