Tag: Node.js
Tweets by Donnie - Building a serverless sentiment analysis application with the twitter streaming API, Lambda and Kinesis
tweets-by-donnie dashboard Thinking of Trumps tweets it’s pretty obvious that they are controversial. Trying to gain insights of how controversial his tweets really are, we created tweets-by-donnie. “It’s freezing and snowing in New York — we need global warming!” Donald J. Trump You decide if it’s meant as a joke or not. But wouldn’t it be…
Testing a MongoDB with NodeJS, Mocha and Mongoose
Related articles: ►Take Me Home – Project Overview ►CI/CD infrastructure: Choosing and setting up a server with Jenkins as Docker image ►Android SDK and emulator in Docker for testing ►Automated Unit- and GUI-Testing for Android in Jenkins Setting up the testing environment and workflow Setup: Jenkins CI Docker Container MongoDB Docker Container Production-MongoDB on mlab.com NodeJS Web-Application,…
Building an HdM Alexa Skill – Part 3
We present our own HdM Alexa Skill and share the experience we gained throughout this project. This time: Developing the skill using Test-driven Development.
Building an HdM Alexa Skill – Part 2
We present our own HdM Alexa Skill and share the experience we gained throughout this project. This time: Decisions, Developed Modules and Implementation.
Building a HdM Alexa Skill – Part 1
We present our own HdM Alexa Skill and share the experience we gained throughout this project.
Why is parallel programming so hard to express?
by Johannes Frey, Hannes Buchwald, Stephan Soller, Walter Kriha, Benjamin Binder While trying to understand Hoares famous paper Communicating sequential processes we stumbled upon some interesting problems and concepts referring to parallel programming. In this post we want to share some of the insights we gained by discussing the matter.
[Project] How to build an intelligent mirror – Part 3
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of all? It’s you, Albert. How Albert, our smart mirror, has grown – you can read it here. [written by Roman Kollatschny and Matthias Schmidt]
[Project] How to build an intelligent mirror – Part 2
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of all? It’s you, Albert. How Albert, our smart mirror, has grown – you can read it here. [written by Roman Kollatschny and Matthias Schmidt]
[Project] How to build an intelligent mirror
Hello there, today we want to feature a project, we were working in the last semester. A Smart Mirror. It’s not that new to build such a mirror and we’re not the first who built one. We still wanted to do it in another way with another focus. Instead of focussing on our own needs…
Test Driven Development Part IV
[written by Roman Kollatschny and Matthias Schmidt] Welcome back to our fourth and final post in our series. This time we want to deal with code style and code quality to optimize coding on additional ways.