Take a Code Break Tomorrow

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Just a quick note to my faithful readers out there – tomorrow, October 22nd, at 12PM CST (Cool Standard Time), I’ll be hosting my next episode of <Code><Br>: In the previous stream, I talked about charting with JavaScript, specifically using Chart.js. In this followup, I’ll attempt to use another library so we can compare and contrast. I don’t know about you, but that sounds like a lot of fun. (I really enjoyed the last stream.) And with this being the last stream before Halloween – I may even dress up! Raymond Camden… more →
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Next Code Break – August 6

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Hey folks, earlier last month, I mentioned a tweak to my <Code><Br> schedule, and originally I was going to have one today, but that has been pushed out to August 6th. You can find out more here: Hacking Arduino Hardware as a Noob Pt. 2 My plan is to continue showing Arduino/web integration and I’ve got an interesting bug to share. (I love it when I make mistakes that are good lessons!) I hope to see you there! Raymond Camden… more →
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Advanced Code Display with Code Detection API (Sponsored)

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Web apps are accepting numerous types of inputs, from basic text to code to imagery, files, and more. It’s important that we validate the contents we receive but if you do allow arbitrary text, it’s good to know what exactly has been submitted so you can present it properly. Enter the Code Detection API — an API that allows you to detect code in text! Quick Hits Detects code block inside arbitrary text input Proposes the detected language and formats input accordingly Supports dozens of programming languages Excellent documentation with numerous code examples Helps to format communications between remote employees Start for free! Brought to you by APILayer, the amazing API... more →
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