As the project I am working one came closer to finishing, many additions, touches, and bugfixes were needed to be performed on the source code. Below is a description that walks you through the events of this week. Before getting into the code, it is worth mentioning that a major Read more…
There are many joys in life that bring meaning to the frustration that precedes them. Joys like the sweet relief of seeing actual running code. This week, as that little introduction might have implied, went smoothly, perhaps the universe’s way of making up for last week. It was my third Read more…
I mainly focused on generating a multipart message this week. I was using curl to send a multipart formpost previously. For example, curl -kv -F ‘lang=vlog’ -F ‘[email protected]’ http://127.0.0.4:8080/api/v19/workspace.elaborate was used to transfer data to a server. The request body was shown below. (Note: A boundary was a string of Read more…
I am more focusing on the back-end of the system this week since I have completed the front-end development which is GUI updated to handle multi-piece scoring on Wednesday. The Json score object which is absolute score now is in the array and it accepts the multi-piece scoring from the Read more…
This week, I set Wt aside to focus more on the WooCommerce WordPress plugin and the POCO C++ libraries, as both will play an important role in the project. WooCommerce REST API An amazing thing about WooCommerce is their easy to use REST API. It is really useful for developers Read more…
This is my second time diving into the vast ocean of Poco Cache library source code. And since this is my second time studying it, I actually get a much better understanding and overview of how the Poco Cache really works. It works by event handling. The moment there is Read more…
I think I’m nearly done with the REST API except for caching and testing the entire code. This week is quite an interesting week for me because there are two main things that I have to do: make a http request from the code itself to the Dropbox API, and Read more…
I learned the way of testing a specific function in a program which is built with REST API. Basically every function is assigned to be accessed with either one of four commands (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE). By using CURL command, I can access and test the functionality of a particular Read more…
This week, I learned to calculate the memory size of Kernel elf file and assign memory blocks accordingly. First, I need to generate an elf file from the C++ source code. Then, by using regex, I can extract the size of instruction memory and data memory from the elf file. Read more…