Monthly Archives: January 2015

Getting Selfie-Links to Work – AngularJS Tips

The past two posts covered parsing the address parameters, and generating a new address with changed parameter values. It turns out that links from a page to the same page are suppressed, unless you include the code below.

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Reflecting State in the URL – Angular JS Tip

In the last post I outline a method for parsing parameters to a page, but as people work on the page, they can sometimes modify the parameters. Consider a page that accepts a query value as a parameter, but also … Continue reading

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Parsing Parameters – AngularJS Tip

I recently got up to speed on AngularJS and I must admit it is pretty amazing.  Probably should give an overview but I don’t have time for that today.  This post is specifically some Java code to parse parameters that … Continue reading

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Making an eBook with LaTeX

Having completely finished with the layout of my new book using XeLaTeX, I now want to make an eBook.  The error messages with LaTeX are always completely cryptic, so you normally have to debug by adding a single line of … Continue reading

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Content Free Documentation

I was trying to use an open source tool, and reading the documentation, I was frustrated by more content free documentation.  Here is the example.

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Java Servlet URL Parsing Best Practice

I write Java servlets a lot, and every single time I waste time trying to get the URL value that the servlet was invoked with in the right way.  The methods provided on HTTPServletRequest simply are no the right ones … Continue reading

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