A little example app with realtime updating charts using D3.js and React with Redux and Axios on the front end to render a chart generated from randomized data with a button to send a POST to the flask app which serves the front end to randomize the data and send an update to all listening clients.

You can view the code here: https://github.com/Cameleopardus/D3-React-Realtime-Charts

I have been toying around with Godot engine for a little while now, always on this ever evolving third person game.

So far I have a character controller class, a model and a clipped camera.

Mixamo and Blender are a great combination for rapidly prototyping character animations

Some libraries and applications including those used in older versions of NodeJS will convert Unicode characters into latin1 character sets by truncating the hexadecimal value representing each glyph so it fits in the 0-95 range for the basic latin character set, as well as with some control codes.

I've put together a little script that does the heavy lifting and will take a text file and generate a unicode payload here: https://github.com/Cameleopardus/latin1enctrunc_payload_generator

This bug was first reported in NodeJS Here: https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/13296

If the puppy emoji gets translated to `=6`, I wonder if we could map out what characters translate into http control characters in latin1.

Interesting, we see the "c with carron" character translates to `0D` . Which when turned into a string will represent a carriage return.

The reason for this is that when implicitly transcoding to latin1, the unicode value for each character is simply truncated to fit.

the č character has a unicode value of U+010D, the unicode value of a carriage return is U+000D

the ů character has a unicode value of U+016F, if truncated the same way we get the letter o, which has a unicode value of U+006F.

If the http module used to send requests is implicitly converting Unicode characters into latin characters without escaping any of the data, we can inject a payload into a URL that when parsed and turned into an HTTP request would append an additional request to the body, which may be processed by the server as two separate requests.

A .NET Core restful api that allows launching worker instances to scale horizontally and perform longrunning tasks with per-task status tracking

This project is an implementation of horizontal scalability in a restful API built with .NET Core MVC.

The project includes a docker compose configuration, and a Postman collection for working with the API.

https://github.com/Cameleopardus/dotnet_api_async_runner

Dispatching a new async task via API

Output from worker receiving the task:

Fetching task status from API:

A complete ecommerce platform build on top of Django using Postgres, Redis RabbitMQ/Celery, Bootstrap and Angular featuring third party listing content syndication, email marketing integrations, receipt systems and more.

An application written for Busy Bees Locks & Keys in San Diego to manage their car key pricing catalog and help customer service reps order parts.

It is an Angular app on the front end, Django on the backend with elasticsearch and postgres for data storage and retrieval.

Responsive marketing site for the Terrastride Pro platform

A simple parallax design marketing site built with bootstrap

A Point Of Sale mobile application that communicates with listing syndication API to mark items as sold when they are purchased in store.

Written with Phonegap/Cordova using Angular, Ionic and Sass

A hybrid mobile mapping and real estate application built with Cordova/Phonegap, backend with Django