Programming Stuff
I initially found it quite difficult to comprehend how aggregation works via the mongo documentation. To understand this concept, I went through a bit of trial and error and eventually came up with a successful solution. So here’s what I learned.
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I have just finished migrating my website to the Amazon EC2 cloud and by doing so had to dive into an unfamiliar operating system.
Previously, I hosted all my content on a FreeBSD server which I have used for about 6 years. Even though I was operating several websites and development environments on it, I didn’t truly understand it. I mainly followed online tutorials and did what I was told to do in the FreeBSD documentation.
I help run a website called SaskGamers.com, a few of the users on this site stream their in-game view over the internet for others to see. I tried to mimic teamliquid.net’s Live User Stream pane. At first I wrote this in JavaScript, but then I realized that essentially what I was did was a cross-site scripting attack, scrapped that and wrote it in PHP.
ART && CODE Symposium: Hackety Hack, why the lucky stiff from STUDIO for Creative Inquiry on Vimeo.
