Last Barcamp we organized was back in 2012 in Mayagüez. The one before that was in 2011, and the first one was back in 2010. We already have a date for the next Barcamp Viejo San Juan, Tuesday, June 3 at 7PM. This time we’ll be meeting at Piloto151 in Old San Juan. For those… Continue reading Barcamp Viejo San Juan
Author: jpadilla
Internet Speed Tests on a Raspberry Pi
A couple of weeks ago soynerdito soynerdito shared a bot he made to tweet internet connection speed results every now and then. I then remembered I had a Raspberry Pi I wasn’t using at all. So I built a small app that runs speed tests every 3 hours. It’s based on speedtest-cli which is a Command line interface for… Continue reading Internet Speed Tests on a Raspberry Pi
The easiest way to add WebSockets to Django
TL;DR – I came up with a very simple solution to handle WebSockets in Django apps. You just install django-websocket-request, run a script and you have WebSockets for your Django app. The cool thing is that this solution makes Django believe its getting a (somewhat) normal HTTP request so you can reuse almost all of you… Continue reading The easiest way to add WebSockets to Django
Auth with JSON Web Tokens
When it comes to implementing authentication on web apps, one solution you’ll definitely hear about first are cookies. Cookie-based authentication uses a server side cookies to authenticate the user on every request. This means that you’ll need to keep a session store, whether it’s on a database or on something like Redis. A solution you’ll… Continue reading Auth with JSON Web Tokens
The Hacker and Designer News Newsletter
After recently building a scraper and web API for The News, I thought it’d be a cool idea to use that data somehow. First thing that came to mind was to build a newsletter. And so The Hacker and Designer News Newsletter was built. Newsletter Every week I’ll send a newsletter with a curated recap… Continue reading The Hacker and Designer News Newsletter