MySQL Queries from Java Code
I made a small example on MySQL Queries from Java
this shows how to operate on the Result Set of SELECT queries
I made a public GitHub repository for it, available at
https://github.com/dcorderoch/java-mysql-queries

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MySQL Queries from Java Code
I made a small example on MySQL Queries from Java
this shows how to operate on the Result Set of SELECT queries
I made a public GitHub repository for it, available at
https://github.com/dcorderoch/java-mysql-queries
Music Streaming App Post 2
The RESTful side of this is the bane of my existence... I hate it, every message has to be previously thought of and every message needs to be processed on both sides
I’ve managed to get to know how to do what I need (user authentication) though not in a proper way, I’m doing it through url parameters (it’s not going to be used with a web browser anyway, so you can’t see the password, but it’s not really secure
normally I’d do it with some sort of security mechanism, like what aws does, or with oauth2 or something else
Music Streaming App Post 1
it’s a client server application, it’s in Java (even though I kinda hate it)
I’m in charge of programming the first stages of the RESTful server and client
the server is gonna be connected to two databases, a relational one in MySQL and an unstructured-data one in MongoDB (there may be some changes, but that’s unlikely)
I’ve managed to get the “connection” to MySQL, I can query from code just fine
the “problem” is with the RESTful part, it’s the first time I’ve programmed using this... model? I don’t really like it at all, it doesn’t feel like programming I’ll probably be actively updating on this on the next few days (if I have the time and remember to do it) because it’s due in about two weeks
Files on C/C++ update
here’s the GitHub repository of the binary files reference program
it creates files, deletes files and appends data of data at the end of a file
https://github.com/dcorderoch/binf
later I’ll make a more advanced file manipulation, probably in another repository, with file headers to describe the registers contained in the files
Full Fledged Application on C/C++
I’ll make a small application that takes something from sockets, binary files, maybe threads, and pointers, all programmed in C/C++ it’s probably going to be something with at most a Command Line Interface, though I might do a post on Graphical User Interfaces and if I do I might add one it’ll probably be a network instant messaging program with logs in binary files, though it’s not gonna handle complex connections, so chatting over the internet is not gonna be guaranteed to work
Sockets on C/C++
I’ll make a small example on sockets usage in C/C++ it’s probably going to be something with at most a Command Line Interface
Files on C/C++
I’ll make a small example on binary file management in C/C++ it’s probably going to be something with at most a Command Line Interface
Music Streaming App Post 0
I’ll be working on a Music Streaming app (this is a class assignment) and I will probably record my progress for that project on this blog, this will most likely be programmed in Java, if you’re not not interested in reading about that filter out the tag “odyssey music streaming” from your dashboard
Threads on C/C++ - 1.0.1
regarding the idlemultithread GutHub repository I posted recently, I’m looking into a way of making it so that it can use more threads (up to N), getting it to be really thread-safe on all variable access operations and most importantly, written in what I’d call “elegant code” this is probably going to take me a long time, what with the other repositories (both posted and to be posted) and college classes and all, also, like the pointer reference code, I might leave alternatives on how to do the same thing, if you’re interested in that particular repository be sure to run “git pull” from time to time
threads on C/C++
I made a small example on thread usage with POSIX threads, I will most likely add some more functionality to it, but as it is now it works
I made a public GitHub repository for it, available at
https://github.com/dcorderoch/idlemutithread
if I get the hang of making animated GIFs I may make a GIF of how it works
Pointer Reference
I made a C/C++ pointer reference project consisting of a couple of functions that are written differently but do the same thing
I made a GitHub public repository for it
https://github.com/dcorderoch/pointers-reference
it’s meant to show the syntax of how pointers are used for dynamically allocated variables, it’s made to be used as a quick reference for when programming something using pointers
First Post
I’ll use this blog as a journal of software projects, if you’re interested in reading any of these feel free to follow, though I’m not planning on keeping to a specific schedule or a particular theme