One of our project requirements is to have a basic online schematic editor for electrical circuits. Therefore, it was my task this week to explore JointJS as the library that we will be using in order to build our editor. However, it needs to be built from inside a Witty project! The process of integrating JointJS with Witty code was fairly simple, and very similar to the integration of Witty with Ace and CodeMirror. I am not going to go Read more
This week is one which is solely focused on Witty and it has been a rather interesting one because it is the one that I started realizing the great power that it comes with. I would still say that my understanding of it is just a mere scratch as the library that it has is just so huge. The GUI part of Witty is rather complete as it practically comes with every function that is needed online and luckily it Read more
Witty is a very large library that consist of different specific function a good web application will need. In this week I tested some of the function and try to create very simple function, like an application form of sorts. The structure of code in Witty is very different from HTML. It utilises container and widget to construct the whole web application. Containers will contain individual widget and are set to a specific layout thus creating a web application. The Read more
This first week of internship in AESTE has been a unique experience as I am already being prepared to do some real application. Firstly , learning Wt does comes with its own perks and also downsides. It is a relatively new web toolkit with its stable release only last year and therefore has quite a low amount of resources which could be learnt from. The only current known place to learn it is through the webtoolkit.eu website and probably a Read more
By today, I have finished my first week at AESTE Works (M) Sdn Bhd. My name is Islam Abdalla and I’ve finished my third year in Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, studying electrical and electronic engineering. Before starting here, I didn’t know exactly what to expect. The interview were somewhat technical, and the website did not reveal much regarding what is happening inside this organization. In my first week, as every intern, I had to learn the tools used here in AESTE Read more
The journey of the 8 months internship has just begun in this week. The first day I had a warm welcoming and introduction of the project that I am assigned to. This moment was really priceless, because I really had been waiting for it for a long time. The project was both impressing and challenging at the same time and required a broad knowledge as well. So from the first day I hit the ground running and Dr. Shawn Read more
Considering the issues with color detection method in the previous section method used for the image processing section of the project, the Image segmentation method was tested out. Considering that the tracking part of the system once the object is identified, the focus was given on understanding, implementing and testing the segmentation method. Some time was also spent to complete a go to goal swarm algorithm that was being developed for a while now. Image segmentation Segmentation is basically separating Read more
Almost all of the week was spent trying to read the SPI bus on the Quadcopter remote control to try to understand as well as decipher the communication protocols and the reading addresses for the Quadcopter. There were some useful reading from the Quadcopter remote which are discussed in detail but some possible hardware issue also propped out. Using the Logic Analyzer During the week, a logic analyzer was used to try and eavesdrop on the exact SPI communication between Read more
It has been a long time since my last blog post. My progress has been slow over the past 4 months but the important thing is that I’m back in Malaysia and have gotten back to work on the project at hand. Since my last post, a lot of aspects of the project has changed and I’ll be explaining this changes in this post and giving an overview on how the whole process will be from this point on. Program Read more
I always wondered how some Certificate Authorities (CA) got their certificates installed in browsers directly, without the user having to import it manually. It took a bit of extra google-fu. So, I thought it pertinent to note things down here. The key to doing it seems to be to use the appropriate mime type when downloading the certificate file. There are several that are supported by the Mozilla browser: application/x-x509-ca-cert application/x-x509-user-cert applicaiton/x-x509-email-cert As each name implies, it is used to Read more
