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Wireless@HCI autologin Daemon
Posted on August 22, 2011
Hullo folks living in HCIBS! Tired of keeping logging into your wireless account every half an hour? Here is an app for you! This app will automatically log into HCI@Wireless with your account every half an hour. During the first time you run the app, it will ask for your login credentials. Click 'login now' after you key in the username and password - and that's it, it will automatically log you in subsequently. To...
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Treb
Posted on August 13, 2011
At first I wanted to code a simple Google Tasks client, something that allows me to summon https://mail.google.com/tasks/ig quickly. But as I started coding, my ideas evolved, so finally I kind of merged two new ideas and created this app. Firstly, I think we should be able to use mobile pages on our desktop for quick view of information. For example, instead of building a twitter client, we can just use the mobile twitter to...
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My first Qt program
Posted on February 04, 2011
My 2011 plan is to learn qt, and here comes my first qt program-a simple text editor. As you can see, one of the best thing about qt is its compatibility across the three major platforms-Linux(X11), windows and Mac(not shown here). Another great feature is its rich UI widget set. Almost all the feature of a text editor are already built-in in the QTextEdit widget. All I have to do is just to design an...
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How to deploy your Qt application without any Dll files
Posted on February 04, 2011
Running Qt on Ubuntu is great, because most of the supporting libraries are installed by default. However, to deploy a Qt application on Windows, you have to make sure that the application comes with all the Dll files, which I personally find annoying. Of course, it is possible to package the whole Qt application in one exe executable-by linked against the Qt libraries statically. Following the guide here, and you will still get a frustrating...
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