Author Archive: travis
Time to setup kubernetes, move my existing docker containers in there & everything else.
VMs are out, containers are in.
Decided to give building a chrome extension a try, introducing: Ivanti Uri Button
Only useful to those who use the Ivanti Service Desk product, but for those folks, so useful!
The service desk has a button which when clicked generates a popup dialog with a URL pointing directly to the ticket. But who wants to click, then double click to highlight the uri, then use a menu or type a command to copy when all this can be done in just one click. Another first world problem solved.
Debugging an apparent bug in a Microsoft Library
Wouldn’t be the first time, here’s how that process looks:
https://github.com/AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-dotnet/issues/2620
Are you a gamer? Yes, but (bots)…
As a means to socialize, when asked if I game I say yes but it is only a partial truth. The truth is I write bots to play games, and lately, the only game I play is the stock market.
Man, I really love coding …
… and c# just keeps getting better and better.
New Project in the works: Algorithmic Stock Trading Infrastructure
A project to provide a single REST API & WebSocket interface for the purpose of developing algorithmic stock trading bots.
https://192.168.1.94/stockinfra/
When you want to use their websocket API but you do not have direct access to their websocket API.
When you have a website which updates using a websocket, but you do not have direct access to the websocket, you can use the following technique to catch when the DOM is updated:
Using headless chrome via the websockets interface | by Lucas M | Medium