Feb 28, 2021 | Uncategorized |
Introduction There are three main forces that drive my passion for software development. A desire to learn how things work and how they fit together.Passion to get puzzles solved regardless of how complex they are.Sharing what I have learnt with those who are... 
Jul 26, 2020 | Android, Firebase, Tutorials |
The following short tutorial will cover the instructions on how to receive push notifications from the Firebase console when the application is running in either background or foreground. You need to create a project using Firebase console. Create a new project,... 
Nov 30, 2019 | AWS, Projects |
Up until this point all of the backend services I have worked on where hosted on either private data centers or virtual machines in public data centers. This blog itself I have been hosting on a virtual machine in Canada with OVH. I enjoyed the flexibility of having a... 
Sep 23, 2018 | Data Visualisation
For my second assignment for the Data Visualisation course with Coursera, I have decided to build an interactive hierarchy tree of the Trade Me categories to display the relationship between different categories. I have used the complete tree with 6,734 nodes and... 
Sep 17, 2018 | Data Visualisation |
The above was done for my first assignment for the data visualisation course with Coursera. The graph is meant to demonstrate the relative number of vehicle enquiries over the month of August grouped by the enquiry type. The “X” axis on the graph displays... 
Jun 3, 2018 | Android, Tutorials |
In this tutorial, I’m making the introduction to a fantastic open-source library called ButterKnife for Android. If you would like to follow along make sure to clone the starter code from the GitHub repository. Don’t forget to review the official... 
Jul 29, 2017 | Android, Tutorials |
This blog post contains supplementary material for a video from my YouTube channel. In this video, I will be covering how to access and save photos in an Android application. You can fork or download the starter code on Github. There are 15 steps in total. Step 1.... 
Jul 8, 2017 | Projects, VR |
I have written this post as part of my fourth project for the Virtual Reality Nanodegree at Udacity. During a series of lectures, we needed to write up a design overview of a “Puzzler” VR application by answering some of the most important designing... 
Jun 27, 2017 | Tutorials, VR |
This post became possible thanks to a Virtual Reality Developer and fellow Code Reviewer David Haley. Thank you for sharing the script David! Performance, Performance, Performance! Performance optimization is one of the essential tasks for any Virtual Reality...
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