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Email to Youtube downloader, Redis, Cocoa and OpenGL, Python’s HTTP Requests Module
We rung in the new year with a series of lightning talks: Stan Schwertly kicked off the presentations with a set of slides on an email-to-youtube downloader script that combined Postfix, bash, and cclive to allow a user to email an address with a list of videos to download. The user receives a response email […]
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Twilio, Debian Packaging, Community Driven Radio, Pastebin Messaging, Python sh module, and more
The Dead Coder Society had its first meeting with our newest members. This meeting’s content was provided solely by the new members. Peter Sandin was up first with his Debian Packaging presentation. He overviewed the process of packaging software in Debian and the various ways it can be done. Tim Heckman followed Pete with two presentations. […]
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Process substitution, Apache’s Velocity, PHP Eval, and Hexagonal Game Boards and More
Jason Schollenberger, Stan Schwertly, Aniello DiSpigna, and Thomas Rush presented several topics at this month’s DCS meeting.
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DeadCoderSociety IRC channel
The DeadCoderSociety is now a registered Freenode group! You can join us in #dcs on irc.freenode.org. Use the web IRC client in the top-right corner to join us without the hassles of setting up a local IRC client. A special thanks to Jason Schollenberger for getting us set up with Freenode. Cheers to the DeadCoderSociety!
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Using Razor with ASP.NET: Brian Cole
Brian Cole presented after Jico Baligod’s presentation on jQuery. He showed the power of Razor, a view engine for ASP.NET that allows the developer to use a template approach to HTML page generation. Brian demonstrated the usefulness of Razor with an empty MVC application, and was able to begin showing the usefulness of the technology […]