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Effective Threading Using Qt Introduction Over the years using Qt I’ve seen a lot of difficulty using threads with Qt.
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I’ve made my blog and other personal sites SSL only starting today.
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This release is a maintenance release of the 0.8.x series and fixes a few critical bugs that could cause Sigil to crash.
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This release is a maintenance release of the 0.8.x series and fixes a few critical bugs.
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There are two big changes on the KDocker front.
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This is part of the Sigil’s website get page.
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A bug was opened against KDocker the other day.
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Right now Sigil master is in a state of flux.
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It was announced today that the Wayland protocol is now done.
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As many Sigil users know, Sigil has a WYSIWYG editor portion.
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Sigil now has a home page!
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With only one day after the 0.8.3 release 0.8.4 is being released.
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Introduction One thing I’ve recently noticed (especially with web developers) is they leave off the copyright year entirely.
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This is a big maintenance release.
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One of the things I put on my Focus ST was a new intercooler.
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This is a small bug fix release that mainly address the plugin framework.
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The Good Parts I’m a big open source advocate and spend quite a bit of my spare time contributing to various open source projects.
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Back in September of this year I completed a big turbo build with a recirc setup.
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Sigil 0.8.1 is now available!
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Introduction If it’s not obvious I use WordPress for my (this) blog.
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Building on Server Side Session Cache in OpenSSL we need to deal with the Client side.
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At work (information posed with permission from my employer) we’ve been looking into session caching with OpenSSL.
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Recently at work we were looking into Forward Secrecy (FS).
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Introduction I’m pleased to announce the availability of Sigil version 0.8.0!
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Introduction This past week my big turbo build for my Ford Focus ST was completed!
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As I’ve said in previous posts Sigil isn’t dead.
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Introduction A very common use of the Lua language (which is a very versatile) is using Lua to extend an application via plugins.
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I was looking for a way to use a PlayStation Dual Sock 3 SixAxis controller (that is a mouthful of a name) with my Android phone.
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Introduction There are a lot of templating engines to choose from.
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Introduction So far I’ve covered wrapping a C library in Lua, writing a Lua module, and calling Lua from C.
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Introduction One very useful feature of Lua is how easy it is to work with from C.
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Introduction With Lua 5.2 the recommended way to write modules changed.
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Introduction An often overlooked feature of Lua is the C API.
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The quick start guide is something I’ve been neglecting for quite some time.
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At this point Sigil is no longer being actively developed.
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Note: This is a post I made on the FocusST.org forum.
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This is a small maintenance release of Sigil.
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I’ve disabled the issue tracker on both Google Code and GitHub.
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Introduction Note this is a post I made on the FocusST.org forum.
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Sigil is not dead but it’s development has slowed considerably to the point it’s not being developed very much at this point.
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I’m somewhat pleased to announce the immediate availability of Sigil 0.7.3.
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I’m pleased to announce the immediate availability of Sigil 0.7.2.
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I’m pleased to announce the immediate availability of Sigil 0.7.1.
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I’m pleased to announce the immediate availability of Sigil 0.7.0.
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Sigil 0.6.2 is now out.
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I’m happy to announce the immediate availability of Sigil 0.6.1.
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I’m pleased to announce the immediate availability of Sigil 0.6.0.
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Version 4.6 is now available for direct download.
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When writing an application that uses plugins sometimes it’s necessary to have the plugin call functions from the application.
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Let me start of by saying that KDocker is not dead and I’m not abandoning it.