Category: My web apps

…is what I have just programmed. The interface is bare-bones, as is usual with me, but the functionality is good. It works like this: you type any text into the left part – the large text field. You can also paste it in – either way it is automatically converted into the second field, and …

These are just 2 pages of an already existing website – geocaching.sunamo.cz . I made up my mind to program something new – and since I really liked visualizations of the routes I had walked, which however were mostly without any statistics, and since I enjoy all kinds of comparisons, I decided to write my …

I worked on it on and off for 4 days. It is a set of polymer.dart elements nested inside a wrapping polymer.dart element. Thanks to this, passing values to all the nested elements is much easier, but on the other hand I had to write a lot of extra code, which was moreover exactly the …

Statistics were the main thing I worked on today. It is a simple page showing your own or someone else’s statistics, and for now it can only sort photos into several groups by the date they were taken. On G+ I wrote this about it: The data comes from photos uploaded to photos.sunamo.cz and the …

I can’t understand why I can’t find the original article about my photo gallery; I really can’t believe I never wrote anything about it. I have just uploaded a new version of the website to my hosting, and the biggest difference from the previous one is a limit on photo uploads on Photos.sunamo.cz: 10,000 images …

After a long break, I finally brought myself to program something in Dart again. Working with Dart Editor is still a test of nerves. Looks are subjective, but even TypeScript in VS seems more comfortable to work with than Dart in Dart Editor. Not to mention that 8GB of RAM is not enough for it: …

The original Ggdag website was actually my very first website. And as was the case with my first websites and first steps, I built it mainly for my own purposes. Other users had very limited or no options to add their own content to the site. With this particular website, users had no options at …

Until now, I stored all aggregate visits in the Pages table, and I also had other tables that held, for example, a user’s visits for individual days, or visits from a given IP regardless of whether the user was logged in – also broken down by day. However, this was getting slower and slower, even …

At some point in the past, I decided I needed some general-purpose code that would help me save to the database and, in turn, retrieve view counts for all time as well as for any time or date range. Now, however, I have been gripped by a website speed-up mania again, so my attention turned …

I have stopped using AJAX uploaders for images (and other files) everywhere on the site. I was using the one from MS‘s AjaxControlToolkit on about 4 pages, and there were always some problems with it. Now my patience has run out, and I have replaced all of it with <input type=”file” multiple=”multiple” />. This point …