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.
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