As promised, Dycapo 0.0.2 is out. Dycapo will be an open client (mobile)/server system that will improve travel experiences of users in a city. The system will let people to define a destination on their mobile phone. DyCaPo will suggest and arrange trips by either using the Public Transport Service or Carpooling volunteers. That is, …
January 10, 2010 – 22:39
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By bodom_lx
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Posted in Carpooling Research
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Tagged api, bugs, change, Client, code, daniel, data structures, django, document, Download, driver, DyCaPo, dynamic, dynamic carpooling, dynamic ridesharing, FBK, fix, gmail, how, models, opensource, OpenTrip, promise, prototype, release, research, server, SoNet, xml-rpc
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While searching for solutions on adopting Django for the server side of our Dynamic Car Pooling system, I found two very interesting projects: WAPI – a framework which abstracts the details involved in publishing an API and translates class methods to API methods, serializing the objects returned when possible. WAPI handles authentication, too, and other …
November 10, 2009 – 23:14
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By bodom_lx
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Posted in Carpooling Research, Free*, Programming
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Tagged api, contact, django, DyCaPo, dynamic, Experiment, project, projects, promise, python, python django, rest, server, server side, sid, site, Status, xml-rpc
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Both the Wiki and the blog has been set up. Tomorrow I’m going to have the first official meeting at FBK to discuss my first results. I’ve just finished the grid containing a short description that each paper proposed as a solution (or suggest) for the areas: System Suggestions Interface Design Algorithms Coordination Trustiness Safety/Reputation …
October 14, 2009 – 16:46
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By bodom_lx
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Posted in Carpooling Research
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Tagged algorithms, api, Design, dynamic, dynamic carpooling, FBK, paper, promise, research, set
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After the study of pointers versus references, the second natural question that comes in head of a ex Java developer turning to C++ is: “What are the difference between static and dynamic memory allocation in C++?” which can be translated as: “When should I use the stack and when do I have to use the …
March 20, 2009 – 20:05
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By bodom_lx
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Posted in Programming
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Tagged abstraction, api, C++, code, DELETE, differences, dynamic, dynamic memory allocation in c, HEAD, heap, how, java, java developer, java stack, life, list, memory, memory areas, memory management, pointer, pointers, Programming, promise, qt, rest, review, software abstraction, source, stack, static and dynamic memory allocation, wikipedia
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As I promised, BD-incollo 0.1 is finished and the source code is available in the project page under the GPL 3 license. Every MUST requirement has been done and just two MAY requirements could not be developed in just 6 days. But They will surely be in the next releases. Sourcecode is well commented using …
September 30, 2008 – 00:18
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By bodom_lx
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Posted in Activism?, Free*, Programming
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Tagged alternative, code, django, Experiment, gpl, gpl 3, incollo, language, Programming, project, projects, promise, python, release, source, sourcecode, standard, templates
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