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1. Integrate PHP based SOAP RPS game server in another language, JAVA desktop GUI

   Now that we have a Web Service ready to consume (even though it is SOAP based), it should be pretty easy to extend to Java, which also means it should be possible with a little bit of effort to create a Desktop GUI. For more on creating a Java-based SOAP server to have an all-Java version...

2. Exposing your PHP Rock Paper Scissors game via SOAP Web Services

   So why SOAP? Well quite simply this was what I used back when I was first working through PHP and learning the hard way how to expose some server-side "business logic" as a Web Service. This was over a decade ago (late 2006 through 2007), and Google's SOAP Search API had yet to be phased...

3. HSVO project problems and NRC’s SAVOIR 2.0 SDK solution

   In the last post I set the context for the HSVO project and how I winded up a member of it via my contract at NRC, setting the stage to help any potential readers understand all the partners and the objectives they had going in. Now I'll talk about the major problems faced on the...

4. 5 years later, a look back at the HSVO E-Learning project and NRC’s role

   Today marks the 5-year anniversary of the conclusion of my 2 year on-site contract for NRC which ran from November 3rd, 2008 to November 3rd, 2010. As I believe all the NDAs on the project we worked on have expired, I'll be looking back at what that project was all about, what its challenges were,...

5. IFTTT finally releases its own API, sort of, with “Maker channel” triggers

   IFTTT finally just released its own API (sort of) when it announced the introduction of its new "Maker" Channel which may very well be the closest we ever get to a true API. It offers HTTP-based activation of Actions to carry our when invoked or Triggers which can be combined with another service. The Maker Channel...

6. Dusting off my 2008 cover letter to RIM on BlackBerry’s future, rejected job application

   While backing up some files to an external hard drive from my older one, I recently came across an old Cover Letter which had accompanied my resume in a job application I sent to Research In Motion (RIM) back in Summer of 2008. It's interesting to look back at, because I recall back then being very...

7. Audio Recognition overview (TTS, STT, Voice .vs. Speech)

   It is still in many ways the early days of innovation in the several sub-categories of Audio Recognition. Microphones Thanks to technological advancements, microphones have become smaller and smaller (perhaps to some extent this has been driven by the post-war and Cold War eras where espionage became so critical, so governments worldwide competed producing better and better...

8. NB Hackathon – NoSQL, BigData and Linked Open Data for Government

   This month, I participated in the NB Hackathon, an event that aims to bring developers in Atlantic Canada (particularly NB) together for the purpose of hacking on some interestling Linked Open Data and traditional (i.e. Microsoft Excel) Government Data sets which is being made publicly available for the first time. ...

9. The Internet of Things – If this then what?

   The "Internet of Things" (or IoT) is an evolution of microprocessor engineering, sensor innovations, wireless communications technologies, and of course the Internet itself. An IoT "thing" could be any natural or man-made object that can be assigned an IP address and provided with the ability to transfer data over a network. For example, inanimate objects...

10. LayerPlayer released for SkipSearch

    Announcing the availability of SkipSearch's new Layer Player ALPHA version. This is still early days even though its a multi-year project for me, as I continue to work on this in my very rare spare time. This new feature will much more readily bring to light the capabilities of the recommendation engine built under the...