It seems that this year is gonna be all about the ancient beloved C++.
Why?
1- I have to dig deeply into Unreal and shading techniques
2- I will hack into MySql's source so I can create my own db engine
3- I will start developing embedded system for a transportation system platform
fredag 29 januari 2010
tisdag 29 december 2009
Treemap .... such a big lie ...
Here I will talk about the real nature of treemaps and the unfortunate fact of their pleasent appearance dispite their misleadng reality ...
I will use this post to present my version of a more reliable hierarchical representation that uses the same compact technique as a treemap: treestack
What is a treemap?
A treemap is just a hierarchical partition of a usually rectangular space in which every rectangular part represents quantitative properties through visual charactetistics like area and color.
The following picture shows an exampe of a treemap
I will use this post to present my version of a more reliable hierarchical representation that uses the same compact technique as a treemap: treestack
What is a treemap?
A treemap is just a hierarchical partition of a usually rectangular space in which every rectangular part represents quantitative properties through visual charactetistics like area and color.
The following picture shows an exampe of a treemap
showing changes in waiting times for patients of English PCTs. Image released under Creative Commons by Incito Ltd.
onsdag 23 december 2009
LEP - A kingdom of data
- Do you think is possible to ever think about database design again?
- Do you think is possible to center the analysis and design of databases around a unique and universal design?
- Do you think is possible that dispite universality we can keep good performance?
- Do you think is possible to represent ANY information system using only one database design, so we can concentrate the attention on functionality and NOT on structure?
These are the questions I will try to answer in this post and even give an example of a real application.
I won't give detailed mathematical demonstrations ... it would be boring ... but you won't be disapointed either....
- Do you think is possible to center the analysis and design of databases around a unique and universal design?
- Do you think is possible that dispite universality we can keep good performance?
- Do you think is possible to represent ANY information system using only one database design, so we can concentrate the attention on functionality and NOT on structure?
These are the questions I will try to answer in this post and even give an example of a real application.
I won't give detailed mathematical demonstrations ... it would be boring ... but you won't be disapointed either....
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