Images of the Mandelbrot set - Served by Google AppEngine
A web service written in Go for the Google AppEngine. The API returns a region of the Mandelbrot set. Each image is a 256x256 pixel png. Visit the link above for more.
Golang doesn't have generics like other languages, but you can still write generic code.
A discussion on design patterns from the perspective of Ember.js and Ruby on Rails.
Create a custom file input component that allows files to be uploaded to a private bucket on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Simple Storage Solution (S3).
A web service written in Go for the Google AppEngine. The API returns a region of the Mandelbrot set. Each image is a 256x256 pixel png. Visit the link above for more.
A REST web server written in Go. This program responds as expected to any (work in progress) request from Ember Data's REST Adapter. The backend does no processing, all the responsibility for the data is on the Ember application. Checkout the Ember-cli application BeerDemo to see how the server may be used. This is a also a demonstration of how easily web applications can be written using Ember Data.
A minimal web server for Google App Engine. The server does not handle any of the application logic. It is an implementation of Beer API using the App Engine Datastore. My thinking is that all the logic can be handled by an Ember App using the REST Adapter. These ease of deploying this code to App Engine makes it possible to allow each user to own their instance of the server.
South African National Bioinfromatics Institute - HIV Group
Great explanations of the colours in the sky
Serious physics discussion about the multiverse theory