Mateusz Brycki / mateuszbrycki
Java, Spring, JavaScript, Python, TensorFlow, AI, ML
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Developing IntelliJ Plugins – workspace setup
I’ve spent the last few weeks configuring and developing IntelliJ plugins. This post is a quick summary of what I’ve learned so far. Some of the things I discuss in this post are not documented and base on my own investigation and debugging of various IntelliJ IDE mechanisms. Important note! I was working with IntelliJ […]
11 weeks of effective learning
The course named “Machine Learning”, created by Professor Andrew Ng is one of the most popular courses on the Internet. Since its first publication, more than 8 million learners have signed up. Initially, the course was available on YouTube but after some time it has been moved to Coursera. The course is split into 11 […]
WordPress – the comments bug has been fixed
There was a very annoying bug. On each of post pages the Disqus plugin, which is responsible for loading comments section, used to show same comments for all of the posts. It took me a few hours of debugging to find out where the issue was. In March 2017 I added the Popular Posts box. […]
GN2017 contest is over
I would like to thank everyone of you who supported me during this 3 months journey. Your tips gave me the strength that helped me to create better content and write better code. If you are interested in more details – read more. Thank you! I would like to remind you that all of the sources […]
That’s all – support for a neural network
This is my last technical post in the Get Noticed 2017 category. The last one will be a quick summary of the last three months. Soo…it was a very long week. I didn’t do too much but there was a big progress in using the neural network in the Aksesi Proxy Application. I would like […]
Preparing for the last battle – gestures generation
The neural network requires to train it before using. We are expected to provide sets od date that will be used for the purpose of learning. It means that we need a generator which will create gestures in a form readable by the NN. I would like to remind you that all of the sources […]
Rzeszów Hackathon – LIVE
Today we are taking part in Rzeszów Hackathon. Our team consists of 4 members – Bartek, Vlad, Michał and me. By the way, you should know Bartek and Michał from the post Pekaton – 24-godzinny hackaton. At the beginning, I want to mention that in this post I’m not going to reveal project’s main idea and implementation details. […]
Aligning, resizing and normalization
It’s time to start implementing support for recognizing gestures with neural networks. As I mentioned in the previous post, I had seen some potential problems. After two days of work, I can finally write that those problems are solved. In this post, I’ll describe how I solved the problem of different drawing area location. In […]
Artificial Intelligence on the board
In the previous post, I mentioned that the next thing developed in the Aksesi project will be a management console. After submitting that post, I realized that it is going to be another boring application with 90% of its logic encapsulated in CRUD operations. When I decided to take part in Get Noticed competition, my […]
Planning vol. 2
This post is divided into two main parts. The technical part will be connected with adding custom headers passed to an authentication endpoint. In the second part, I’m going to describe plans for next few weeks. I would like to remind you that all of the sources are available in my Github repository. Moreover, in the README […]
Change is the only constant – a few words about keeping up
The IT environment is constantly changing. New frameworks, new hardware, new people, new stacks, new everything every month. One of the things that programmers are expected to do is to follow the news. It’s very important to keep up with it if you want to stay competitive on the job market. By following trends, I don’t mean […]
Shopping time – Bootique
The last few days have been very productive. I have written demo endpoint which is able to return information whether a user should be logged in or not. In this application, I used the tool I met on the last Polish Java User Group meetup – Bootique. I’m going to describe it in the first part […]
Quick Action #3 – Facebook JS SDK
The third episode of Quick Action series. Using very simple example I’m going to show how you can retrieve data from Facebook Graph API using Facebook JS SDK. To make an application more user-friendly I decided to use Angular Framework. The sample application with SDK and Angular configured is available in my Github repository. Motivations Before […]
Encapsulation and forwarding
Yesterday I realized that I write more about refactoring than implementation. To stay consistent today’s post is about…refactoring. Well, maybe not only about it, but mainly. In the previous week I finished following tasks: [F-4] Handling request result (response code, message) [F-8] Encapsulate logic from aksesi-gesture.js into a class [F-9] Secure initialization [P-1] Forwarding requests to […]
FOR loop is no longer cool
The 8th version of Java introduced a few really cool features. My favorites are streams and, connected with them, lambda expressions. In this article, I’ll show you some examples of refactoring existing code into the more modern version. All of the examples, except the 1st one, were inspired by the Aksesi Proxy source code. I would like […]
mateuszbrycki
Java, Spring, JavaScript, Python, TensorFlow, AI, ML
I’m an IT student and programmer with a few years of commercial experience. I’ve been into programming since I was 12.
My programming interests focus mainly on back-end programming – from simple web applications to big enterprise systems. In the recent months, I’ve spent a great deal of time studying microservice architecture and artificial intelligence solutions.