IoT and Docker: Using the Espressif Docker Image for ESP32 Development
Posted by rtcpractise in Docker, ESP32, IoT, Uncategorized on 30/09/2020
Use Case: Use the ESP32 IDF Docker Image from Espressif and create binaries for the ESP32-Lyradt Boards. The Docker Image will be used interactively. The ESP32 ADF will be local on the Linux Host. We get the ADF Environment with the command: git clone –recursive https://github.com/espressif/esp-adf.git Mount a local host directory inside Docker Image docker […]
Protected: ChangeSets and DNG 6.0.5
Posted by rtcpractise in Uncategorized on 04/04/2018
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How to successfully start “Eclipse Che” on Mac OS, Ubuntu 17.10 and CoreOS
Posted by rtcpractise in Uncategorized on 07/11/2017
After a break of one year a did a look at the new webeditor “Eclipse Che”. To my surprise, Eclipse made a huge step forward. Currently I think to myself “should I change from Atom to Eclipse Che”? Let me give you some hints how to avoid obstacles with the official documentation. Starting Eclipse Che […]
First Steps with Kubernetes (K8s)
Posted by rtcpractise in Docker, Kubernetes on 06/11/2017
I started working with Kubernetes and I recognized that Kubernetes (K8s) is powerful but also very complex. My attitude with new softeware is: Read about it Try it out to get a “feeling” what is possible. Let me share my experience with you in the next steps… Minikube (“local Kubernetes”) The fastest way to […]
Challenge: CLM Server Image with confidential Data stored on Docker Hub?
Posted by rtcpractise in CLM Web Extension, DNG, Docker on 17/10/2017
There are still obstacles to use the Cloud, even in a private Repository on Docker Hub. You are walking on “thin ice” when you put important/confidential data to a Cloud solution. Why is it necessary to have a CLM Server Image on Docker Hub? We currently use a Git, Travis and Docker Integration, it means […]
How to: RTC 6.0.3 inside a Docker Container
Posted by rtcpractise in Uncategorized on 01/08/2017
After a short break I would like to continue with my docker postings. This time I will describe how we (me and my college Nam) configure RTC 6.0.3 to run inside Docker. A “nice to have” would be a Jenkins integration, i.e. build your WAR, start the CLM docker image and deploy the WAR File. […]
Self Hosted Chrome Extension
Posted by rtcpractise in Uncategorized on 04/06/2016
It is just a question of time that you will need a self hosted repository. You can avoid to use the public Chrome Webstore. With the following steps you will have your own private Webstore in a couple of minutes. In the following days I will show you how to do it for the new […]
Convert an Userscript to a Chrome Extension
Posted by rtcpractise in Browser Plugin, Javascript on 10/05/2016
Let me show you an example how to convert a Userscript like “Pinterest without registration” to a basic Chrome Extension. Get the Userscript from https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/6325-pinterest-without-registration. Install it to Tampermonkey or Greasemonkey. Test it at http://pinterest.com Create a new directory on your disk like “ChromeExtensionPinterest” Create inside this directory a file “content.js” Create inside this directory […]
OSLC Vocabularies
Posted by rtcpractise in OSLC, Sparql on 09/05/2016
When you create some SPARQL Queries you have to know the vocabularies. A good source of information is: https://jazz.net/ns/ https://<clsmserver>:9443/lqe/web/admin/vocabularies http://open-services.net/wiki/core/Vocabulary-index/ or the big, bit picture http://lov.okfn.org/dataset/lov/
Are Greasemonkey and Tampermonkey an Alternative to Browserextensions?
Posted by rtcpractise in Browser Plugin, Javascript on 29/04/2016
Because Browserextensions are not so easy to create, I wonder if Userscript running with the help of Greasemonkey (Firefox Extension) or Tampermonkey (Chrome and Firefox Extension) are better. Let me share my findings: Pro Userscript: Tons of Userscript are available Some Documentation is available but mostly not very recent Easy to deploy on your local […]
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