Steve Yegge: It's easy to come up with new product ideas if you start with the understanding that everything sucks. Everything can stand improvement. Just think about what you'd change if you were doing it for yourself, and everything should start falling into place.
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Monday, August 11, 2014
Simulation of real aircraft accidents/crashes/disasters
Use an available flight simulator to simulate real aircraft accidents. Example: TK 1951 crash in Shiphol / Amsterdam. To simulate this case, you need to be able to have a auto-throttle model that gets AGL altitude data from aircraft altitude radar. Then you have to make the radar fail so that it shows -8 ft while the aircraft is at 2000 ft. And finally the auto throttle model should put the engines into retard mode and decrease the speed to stall values which in turn results in the crash of aircraft short of the runway (controlled flight into terrain).
Thursday, February 6, 2014
IP change notifier
I have an IP camera to monitor my babysitter. Since my IP changes everytime my modem restarts (usually due to cut in electricity), I need to update the ip link when accessing the camera from outside of home.
Write an app that stores the current IP and checks the IP twice a day and sends an email to me whenever the IP has changed.
Write an app that stores the current IP and checks the IP twice a day and sends an email to me whenever the IP has changed.
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Üniversite bölüm rehberi
webapp olacak. Kullanıcı puanını girecek, app geçen yılki taban puanlardan girilen puana yakın olanlarını gösterek. Taban puan listesini ÖSYM'den alacak.
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Slideshow player
Write a webbapp that can fetch more than the 32 pics limit on picasa featured image search
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Nöbetçi Eczaneler on Google Maps
Nöbetçi eczane listesini google maps üzerinde göster.
For ideas (parsing a website etc.), see a website developed using Udacity's CS 253 course, KickSaver:
Update 28.01.2013: alpha version is live on appspot. Doesn't do much (just picks the first pharmacy from http://eos.aeo.org.tr/PublicSayfalar/NobetAra.aspx ) but I learned the following:
* Watched all unit of udacity's Web Development Course. Highly recommended...
* Using python to generate dynamic web pages
* Google app engine
* Google static maps (got the idea from Unit 5, starting with Geolocation)
For ideas (parsing a website etc.), see a website developed using Udacity's CS 253 course, KickSaver:
The backend is written in Python using the Google App Engine webapp2 framework. It uses BeautifulSoup to parse Kickstarter projects, and Tweepy to publish endangered projects to Twitter a few times each day. The frontend uses jQuery for asynchronous updates and CSS styles from Twitter Bootstrap.See Udacity Showcase for more projects. A project using google maps api: Caravan Park Advisor
Update 28.01.2013: alpha version is live on appspot. Doesn't do much (just picks the first pharmacy from http://eos.aeo.org.tr/PublicSayfalar/NobetAra.aspx ) but I learned the following:
* Watched all unit of udacity's Web Development Course. Highly recommended...
* Using python to generate dynamic web pages
* Google app engine
* Google static maps (got the idea from Unit 5, starting with Geolocation)
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
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