Using Mobile Hotspot ZTE MF90 With No Battery

Dummy battery from wood + capacitor + resistor.
How to use ZTE MF90 without battery, powering only by electricity power.

Sierpinski Fractal Basic in Processing

(processing.org)

To do: Play around to extend this basic to extended Sierpinski fractal. See these beautiful arts:

• Sierpinski Temple by MakinMagic
• Sierpinski Rainbow by yenkoff 

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Basic b&w: http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/108475
In color: http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/108474

Mirror code: http://pastebin.com/YACnq3BG
https://github.com/flyingdisc/sierpinski

Coursera, An Introduction to Interactive Programming in Python Videos

My mini-project videos on Coursera course April 2013 - July 2013.

Coursera.org
"An Introduction to Interactive Programming in Python"
Instructors: Joe Warren, John Greiner, Stephen Wong, Scott Rixner
Rice University.

(View the videos in Youtube for better experiences.)

Google Plus API Java Starter for NetBeans IDE

 This is my personal notes on porting following described package into NetBeans IDE. CMIIW is one of my gods. This is written in 2011, hence it might or might not work with latest update (if any). 

Google Plus Java Starter is a very basic example starter package to learn Google Plus API client for Java. Unfortunately it does not include package for NetBeans IDE (it prefers Eclipse as I guess it due to Oracle factor). 

Here is explanation on how to port starter code into NetBeans IDE 6.9 (Microsoft Windows OS environment).

Credits to google-plus-java-starter project people:

willnorris.goog chrscha...@gmail.com  chirags@google.com mimm...@google.com wo...@google.com  ai...@google.com yan...@google.com

They are team member creating original starter package.

Google App Engine Java SDK

Google+ API Activities using HTML and JQuery

 My personal note. (CMIIW is one of my gods). This is written in 2011, hence it might or might not work with latest update (if any). 

This is the very basic and simplest example to access Google+ activities via its API, using HTML, JQuery and simple API key authentication.

All client side scripts. There is no server side scripts is being involved.

The only weakness of the codes is: I need to hide my API key somewhere in the server's inaccessible folder.

But it can be overcame when I use the code in real application, by deploying the HTML file into a web server.

Since it's contained in a HTML file, it can be utilized in non-native mobile application, such as HTML5 app runnable in mobile devices. I also imagine blog (Blogger, Wordpress) sidebar-plugin and browser's add-ons.