Sharing a small snippet on creating a loading spinner in a Tapestry 5.3+ Mixin, using spin.js.
It creates a convenient way to add spinners to your long-loading-times ajax zone updates, with all the code hidden away from the template .tml and page class object.
Sorry I can’t show a working example, that would entail running a Tapestry application server.
But it’s very straightforward, just grab the spin.min.js and the rest falls into place (it also depends on jQuery).
Category: apache
Not long ago, I have purchased an IP camera for my home. A nice toy I must say. I wanted to expose this camera for outside access. The issue is that this camera’s interface does not support SSL.
Well because privacy is involved, the least I could do is add SSL somehow. I googled a bit and came across this article. I decided to use my raspberry pi for that.
The process itself is relatively easy but I had to do some improvisations over the article above. So I decided to make a tutorial for this.
You can use this to add SSL layer on top of every http you have.
So here we go: