When one body exerts a force on a second body, the second body simultaneously exerts a force equal in magnitude and opposite in direction on the first body.
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Add WordPress “At a Glance” Items
Sometimes we want to add items to the dashboard widget called "At a Glance". This can be done with the filter dashboard_glance_items. add_filter( 'dashboard_glance_items', 'add_custom_glance_items', 10, 1 ); function add_custom_glance_items( $items = array() ) { $items[] = '<a href="URL"'>My URL</a>'; return $items; } In the example above we use filter
RTOS Task Context Switching
In our article covering the scheduling algorithms of real-time operating systems (RTOS), we stated that they can run tasks in such a way that leaves the impression of a multitasking behavior. This is achieved by giving the RTOS the capability to interrupt a currently executing task and to start executing
Updating a Part of a Page / User Control in ASP .NET
You often need to update some portion of the code based on a user-triggered event or after a period of time. Usually, this isn't possible unless the whole page is posted back which, however, is not the goal. We'll take a look at a couple of solutions ASP .NET offers
TypeScript Interfaces and Classes – First Look
This is my second step with TypeScript. This time I will declare interfaces and classes. My idea is to create a simple class and interface and use it like a "Hello world" example. The first step is to declare an interface: interface Pet { name: string; age: number; color: string;
RTOS Scheduling Algorithms
We already introduced the basic concepts of real-time operating systems (RTOS) and now we will take a deeper look into one of the most important things when designing an embedded system using an RTOS - the scheduling of the tasks and the algorithms that are used. Scheduling Process Scheduling is
Install TypeScript and Hello World Example
In this article, I will show you my first experience with TypeScript. I will follow instructions from the TypeScript website tutorials to create a "Hello World" example. What TypeScript is and reasons to use it can be found here. The first step is to install TypeScript using the command: npm