At the moment I'm playing a bit with my pinetime smartwatch(es) and want to try wasp-os (python based development). I could flash the bootloader as described in the documentation but was not able to flash micropython.zip via the nRF-Android-App, so I tried to use the linux
qt-creator
My cpp-ide of choice is qtCreator. But lately I stumbled over a strange debugging behaviour where the debugger was triggered by some breakpoint unrelated SIGSTOPS right into the assembly. The easy fix to get around that is to uncheck "Run in terminal". I'm not sure about
linux
Some linux distributions have vim's visualmode automatically been activated on mouse interaction. If you want to get rid of this: touch ~/.vimrc echo "set mouse-=a" > ~/.vimrc source ~/.vimrc Source: https://gist.github.com/u0d7i/01f78999feff1e2a8361#gistcomment-2698694
gimp
Just wanted to work with gimp and was wandering where the scale-tool went to? Well, I already thought that rotate/scale&co are hidden under some of those visible buttons but I couldn't figure out what icon could resemble this group (or is also in this group)
blender
Since some time the pip module is already installed in blender's python-distro. As I'm using pyzmq in my Urho3D-Blender exporter to have live-preview this is good news. Till now I urged the people using the exporter to strictly follow the rules for setting it up. And
zeromq
Just started to play around with ZeroMQ in Unity3D using the pure C# implentation NetMQ, but I stumpled over this exception when binding the server: SocketException: The operation completed successfully. You can prevent this by just running following command on startup: AsyncIO.ForceDotNet.Force();
flutter
I'm working on integrating nakama as backend for my flutter-projects and I do want to use google_sign_in for authentication on android. In order to use nakama's authenticateGoogle(...) you need to bypass a clientId-token, but how to get this? Out of the box this value
dart
At the moment I'm working on a dart-client for nakama which defines the transport-layer-messages via protobuf. Nakama uses quite a lot StringValue ( a wrapper the encapsulates a string ). e.g. something like following is generated: class UpdateAccountRequest extends $pb.GeneratedMessage { .... @$pb.TagNumber(1) $1.StringValue get username =>
dart
If you want to use protocol buffers to generate dart-code you need to install the dart-protoc-plugin pub global activate protoc_plugin Default proto-files are located (Linux) in /usr/local/google/protobuf To generate dart-code for this proto file: syntax = "proto3"; package tutorial; import "google/protobuf/timestamp.proto&
flutter
Flutter has a library for generating (de)serialization of json-data. You need following development(!)-dependencies: dev_dependencies: # Your other dev_dependencies here build_runner: <latest_version> json_serializable: <latest_version> Your task is to write the class that will hold the data on your own and
flutter
If you want to pass data to your StatefulWidget in flutter you pass the data to the widget itself and store it there and access it via widget.XXX from your state. e.g. widget.song See a small sample. import 'package:flutter/material.dart'; import 'package:
Getting trusted Let's encrypt-certificates for your domain has never been easier. Even easier than actually creating custom certificates for yourself. At least if you don't have a clue about certificates and such. The setup for this blog for example: We have an apache2-server as gateway for