All Things Distributed

FEBRUARY 13, 2015

'After a year of absence I am bringing back the Back to Basic Weekend Reading Series. We''ll continue to look at the fundamental works of Computer Science and Engineering, and other interesting technical works. We will start this year with a topic that spans many sciences: that of complex networks. It is relevant to everything from biology, life sciences, social sciences to computer engineering.

Network 110

Network Website Engineering 110

The Polyglot Developer

FEBRUARY 12, 2015

Recently I’ve been contributing a lot of code to open source projects on GitHub. In particular, I’ve been contributing to the AngularJS extension set, ngCordova , for Ionic Framework. When I first started contributing it was a scary process, mostly because I had only ever used Git for solo projects. I have used it for team projects, but for the majority it was my own personal projects.

Open Source 52

Open Source Code Processing Development 52

The Polyglot Developer

FEBRUARY 7, 2015

To continue on the topic of popular interview questions for software engineering positions, I figured it might be appropriate to go over solving a maze that was created using a two-dimensional array. A maze created from a 2D array can be solved using recursion similar to like we did for the previous Fibonacci article I made. The post Solve A 2D Array Maze Using Recursion And JavaScript appeared first on The Polyglot Developer.

Software Engineering 52

Software Engineering Engineering Software Software 52

The Polyglot Developer

FEBRUARY 9, 2015

Not too long ago I contributed to the ng-cordova project on GitHub. I added Oauth functionality to many popular API providers such as Google, Facebook, and Twitter. I made a guide on how to use this added Oauth functionality on the official Ionic Framework blog , but since then I’ve received a good deal of requests to take it a step further and actually use on of the APIs beyond just Oauth.

Mobile 40

Mobile Google Development 40