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• C++ Plugins loading - Step 1

  15 November 2009, by Jean-Baptiste Le Stang
  I’ve written a simple application in C++ that will loads dynamic libraries (called in our case bundles):
  one bundle can publish several services
  the applications loads every bundles
  every bundles registers the list of services they provide
  every bundle gives the list of services they are expecting.
  Every bundle interested by a service will be notified when the service is loaded. No matter what the load order is.
  In order to achieve the plugin loading, each library must implements the (...)

• (Vel)ou pas :/

  7 September 2009, by Jean-Baptiste Le Stang
  Suite à une demande de JCDecaux, je ne suis plus en mesure de fournir l’application Velou sur l’AppStore sous la forme actuelle. Dans les jours à venir l’application devrait être à nouveau disponible sur l’AppStore mais sans la disponibilité des systèmes de vélo partage gérès par JCDecaux. De nombreuses améliorations notamment sur les pistes cyclables mais également sur le chargement des données ne verront donc pas le jour du fait de l’interdiction d’utilisation des données de JCDecaux. (...)

• Velou 1.1

  1 September 2009, by Jean-Baptiste Le Stang
  La version 1.1 de Velou a été soumise il y a quelques jours sur l’AppStore, cette version apportera la compatibilité avec d’autres systèmes de vélo-partage disponibles dans le monde :
  Ajout des villes suivantes : Perpignan, Dijon, Barcelone, Milan, Caen, Montréal, Zaragoza, Rennes, Nice, Vannes, La plaine Saint-Denis.
  Amélioration de l’affichage des pistes cyclables sur Paris
  Amélioration du temps de chargement de l’application
  Si votre ville n’est pas disponible je vous invite a (...)

• Velou 1.0

  1 September 2009, by Jean-Baptiste Le Stang
  La première version de Velou est disponible sur l’AppStore.
  Velou est une application permettant de connaitre les bornes de vélo-partage à proximité de votre position actuelle. Cette application permet d’accéder aux informations des villes suivantes : Paris, Lyon, Mulhouse, Nancy, Besançon, Aix-en-Provence, Toulouse, Cergy-Pontoise, Nantes, Rouen, Amiens, Marseille, Bruxelles, Seville, Luxembourg
  L’application permet également de gérer des favoris par ville et vous permet à tout instant de (...)

• POCO C++

  24 July 2008, by Jean-Baptiste Le Stang
  Recently I stumbled accross this site POCO . POCO stands for Portable Components Objects. You can find the following definition of POCO on their website : «POCO aims to be for network-centric, cross-platform C++ software development what Apple’s Cocoa is for Mac development, or Ruby on Rails is for Web development — a powerful, yet easy to use platform to build your applications upon.». If you want to have an insight to POCO, you can read the following document . By using this kind (...)

• Site update

  1 January 2008, by Jean-Baptiste Le Stang
  The website has been updated to the latest version of SPIP (1.9.2) ! The new default themes are simply gorgeous, I really think that I won’t be making much changes to this look apart from modifying the colours and removing a few things in the display of the articles.

• Sensing the world around you

  21 November 2007, by Jean-Baptiste Le Stang
  I’ve recently discovered Phidgets that are simple sensors that can be interfaced using a USB port, the sensors are linked to an interface kit that communicate over USB. Right now I’ve been playing with a temperature, light, humidity and motion sensor. Using a it of C coding, a MySQL database, and Smile I’ve been able to quickly setup a prototype of a module dedicated to recording the various sensors in my bedroom, and you can see the result here . The graph is updated each minute. I’ll (...)

• CMS has been made public for developers

  20 November 2007, by Jean-Baptiste Le Stang
  The Cryptographic Message Syntax Services was finally made public in Lepoard , CMS is the way to go to digitally sign and encode for example an email (S/MIME format). As soon as I can get my copy of Leopard, I’ll get my hands in this framework in order to add the ability to digitaly sign & encrypt mails being sent with XMail.
  In the mean time you can have a look to the CMS (...)

• Is this the end of spam, pishing & email forgery ?

  9 June 2007, by Jean-Baptiste Le Stang
  DKIM stands for DomainKeys Identified Mail is a method to verify & validate the identity of the sender of an electronic mail. DKIM is promoted by Yahoo , Cisco , AOL , Sendmail , Microsoft (and then they went off road and lost themselves with SenderID ) , IBM and many others famous firms.
  DKIM base specification has been published as RFC 4871 in May 2007.
  At first glance, DKIM will prevent you to receive mails from bill.gates@microsoft.com when it is rather evident that Bill did not (...)

• Curriculum Vitae français

  20 May 2007, by Jean-Baptiste Le Stang
  Voici une version française à jour de mon CV.

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