by Robert Blackburn | Mar 25, 2019 | Machine Learning/AI/NLP, Our Customers, Software Engineering
Since 2015, we have developed and delivered quality development services to both big and small clients across the globe at a reasonable cost. We understand that having a functional and aesthetically-pleasing mobile app is a valuable and necessary tool for every...
by Robert Blackburn | Sep 14, 2015 | HTML5 & jQuery, Projects
Need to add a developer console to the iPhone or iPad mobile safari browser without a Mac? Apple provides a great set of developer tools. However, to use them you need to plug your iPhone or iPad into a Mac. There are times when this simply is not feasible or...
by Robert Blackburn | May 15, 2013 | General, HTML5 & jQuery
A few years ago a colleague of mine and fellow developer, Craig Verrastro, invited his daughter’s music teacher to come present to my department. Why? Because he was seeing impaired, and we wanted the team to see what browsing the web (especially our own applications)...
by Robert Blackburn | Apr 15, 2013 | General, HTML5 & jQuery, Projects
When I was a teenager I had a job at Burger King. If you have never noticed it before, there is a large digital clock next to the drive through window, which tells the employee how long the cusotmer has been waiting for their order. Measuring drive through wait time...
by Robert Blackburn | Oct 15, 2012 | General, Java, Spring
This is a trick that I have used many times which I first learned about on Mkyong.com – one of my favorite Java/Spring/Hibernate resources. Just about any application will need to connect to external resources like databases, web services, file servers, and the like....
by Robert Blackburn | Oct 8, 2012 | General, Google API, Google Visualization
Back in June I posted a quick fix on how to Placing Google Chart Filters in Table Header. Since then I have continued to use Google’s table chart in a few projects – and have grown to find it a bit lacking. As I recently pointed out when responding to Saranya’s...
