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I finally found the beta version stable enough to be a release. The biggest added feature is the Stealth Auto-updater that will stop SoundSwitch, install the new version and restart it automatically without any user interaction. I implemented this feature… Continue Reading →
[github-issue username=”belphemur” repository=”node-json-db” number=”11″] I never thought of it, but supporting an append semantic in the “jsonLanguage” I created is an excellent idea. After all this semanticĀ (array[]) is already used in other languages like PHP, why not implementing it here… Continue Reading →
I received an interesting issue about JsonDB not deleting correctly the index in an Array: [github-issue username=”belphemur” repository=”node-json-db” number=”10″] I thought using the delete keyword on an index in an array was deleting it (rendering its value undefined). In fact,… Continue Reading →
I released the last beta of SoundSwitch adding a simple but useful feature: IPC. Before I started maintaining SoundSwitch, it was using a Mutex to check if it’s already launched, and in that case, would abort the launch. It’s a… Continue Reading →
I released the first beta version of SoundSwitch. The major change is the possibility to set your own notification sound, it can be either an MP3 or a WAV. Using the Naudio library, I’m loading the file into the memory… Continue Reading →
With the last versions of SoundSwitch, I made a lot of breaking changes that shouldn’t have happened. The biggest one was the Auto-Update feature that couldn’t download a new version anymore. Knowing that most of the user are using it… Continue Reading →
I went through my google analytic log and updated the referrer blacklist for Nginx. As before, it’s available as a gist on GitHub.
I’m really happy with this release because I’ve been able to play with Sound and .NET. I admit most of the work was done by the great NAudio library, but still, it was great to implement different type of notifications… Continue Reading →
I’ve been playing around with let’s encrypt and the official client available on github. I have to admit the client is great to automatize the process and with some tweaking can be also applied to nginx. But it’s slow and… Continue Reading →
I subscribed to the beta of let’s encryptĀ because I truly do think we need to have an easy way to generate and keep updated ssl certification for any usage not only e-commerce. As you can see in your browser, the… Continue Reading →
