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Mar 12, 2018 Miscellaneous
For a developer, nothing is more important than improving the quality of the code. You probably had this experience that when a project was growing bigger and bigger, you had to spend more time debugging code for inspecting issues – memory leak, null pointer and so on. SonarQube is a...
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Feb 12, 2018 Miscellaneous
A few weeks ago, Dynamsoft released an iOS camera SDK that aims to help developers quickly build a document scanning app for iOS platform. In this post, I will share how to configure the SDK in Xcode, as well as how to create a simple document scanner app from scratch....
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Feb 05, 2018 Barcode
OpenCV is written in C++. If you install OpenCV library on Windows, you will see OpenCV officially provides wrappers for Python and Java but not for C#. Fortunately, there are many .NET open source projects for wrapping OpenCV C++ APIs, and thus we don’t need to write a wrapper from...
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Jan 29, 2018 Miscellaneous
Jenkins is an open-source continuous integration tool. I am new to Jenkins. To get familiar with it, I decided to start learning from a CMake project written with Dynamsoft Barcode Reader. Prerequisites Jenkins CMake Dynamsoft Barcode Reader Initializing Jenkins Environment Stop and start Jenkins After installing Jenkins by running setup...
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Jan 22, 2018 Document Scanning
RequireJS is a JavaScript file and module loader that implements Asynchronous Module Definition(AMD) API for in-browser use. Similar to require() used in Node.js, we can use requirejs() to load any JavaScript module for web apps. In this post, I will share how to use Dynamic Web TWAIN with RequireJS. If...
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Dec 11, 2017 Miscellaneous
Most windows users like to download an installer to install software. However, for developers, probably they would rather like to use a command line tool (APT, Homebrew, etc.), like they get used on Linux and macOS, to install a program. Chocolatey is a command line package manager for Windows. Installing Chocolatey...
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Dec 04, 2017 Miscellaneous
Last week, I built a Debian package for Dynamsoft Barcode Reader. Installing .deb file is apparently more efficient than using the .tar file on Linux OS based on Debian. Despite this, I believe most of Linux developers will give priority to the command-line package tool apt-get, unless the software repository...
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Nov 20, 2017 Miscellaneous
I had no idea about LLVM(Low-Level Virtual Machine) until the day I installed Emscripten for learning asm.js and WebAssembly. Emscripten Compiler Frontend (emcc) uses Clang to convert C/C++ files to LLVM bitcode, and Fastcomp (Emscripten’s Compiler Core — an LLVM backend) to compile the bitcode to JavaScript. Installing LLVM on Different Platforms...
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Nov 13, 2017 Miscellaneous
Last week, I shared how to create a CMake project for Windows. Since CMake is a cross-platform software building tool, I am going to make my C/C++ project support Linux and macOS. What You Should Know How to Make C/C++ Code Compatible with Multiple Platforms I used the predefined macros to...
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Nov 06, 2017 Miscellaneous
If you have a program designed for multiple platforms, you definitely don’t want to waste time configuring and maintaining the building environment. I was thinking how to compile my C/C++ code for Windows, Linux and macOS more conveniently, and after that, I decided to learn CMake. CMake is an open-source,...