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HrishikeshHiraskar
The place where I write about my experiences in Programming, Web & App Dev, and Design.
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My GSoC 2018 Experience
April 23, 2018 Senior: Congrats, Bro!!! Me: (Umm… What did I do now?) Why? Senior: You got accepted to GSoC! Me: (Surprised) Really? Senior: Ha be! Check the list. Salman also got accepted. Come near SBI. We’re waiting for you. This was conversation between me and my senior Mohit Reddy. I hurriedly opened the accepted student list. I was blown. I got accepted to GSoC by Haiku!!! One of my dream finally came true! And a cherry on the cake,...
Resources on Linux TCP Implementation
Hie This semester I did my Advanced Computer Networks project on Linux TCP. It was implementing TDCTCP in Linux Kernel. There wasn’t any great outcome of this project output wise, which I’m sad of. But the good news that this project taught a great deal about the workings of TCP in Linux. So, I thought I’ll compile the resources I used as reference so that it will be useful for me in future or for someone else. The Source While...
About my New Blog Theme
Again, I’m writing after a long time. Though, I wrote couple of blogs for IEEE NITK which can be found here and here. I’ll try to write more posts. Anyways, the first thing I did this winter was revamping the blog theme because it had been long time and it didn’t change. The Monochromatic Flat Theme This time I was off from Material, rather I chose a flat theme because I used nothing other than Material. The theme is monochromatic,...
Render Large HTML Tables efficiently using Infinite Scrolling
Hie Writing after a long time. I’m currently doing an internship along with my friend Salman, where I am creating a database web app to view datatables. One difficulty we faced was, sometimes the number of rows in the table went as high as 5000. So, if you render a html table with such high number of rows, it adds a lot of nodes into DOM tree. The result of this is the page becomes really slow and laggy. We...
Augmented Reality App in Android : Tutorial - Part 2
Hie, Welcome to the Augmented Reality App in Android : Tutorial - Part 2. I hope you liked and understood the Part 1 of the tutorial. If you haven’t been to the it, please goto the Part 1. Go to Part 1 In Part 1, we have seen what is the Theory behind the Augmented Reality. Now it’s the implementation time. I hope you have familiarity with Android Studio as this Tutorial prerequisites it. If not, go ahead, learn about...