Decision Tree Generator (Implementation in Javascript)

Recently I tried making a simple Decision Tree Generator not because it wasn't there before but as a fun project to engage myself and learn abit of Javascript and also to know HTML5 Canvas a little more :)

fig: Output of Decision Tree Generator

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What is Marching Square? (with Implementation)

I haven't been blogging for a while but I had been planning to share a blog post on Marching Cube Algorithm for long. For those who don't know about Marching Cube algorithm, you can check out this Wikipedia-link.

Circle using Marching Square

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Installing Chrome on CentOS 6.X

I tried installing the Chrome browser in CentOS by simplying downloading the provided rpm by Google.Unfortunaltely I came to know that Google no longer supports the most popular commercial Linux (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) and its free equivalents CentOs and Scientific Linux.

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Get Battery Status from Terminal

I wanted to trigger an application based on the current status of the battery, so I wanted to get the information about the current battery charge status.
Its fairly simple in Linux. 'acpi' is very handy for the purpose. If you haven't installed it yet (you can check it using the code below):

rpm -qa acpi

You can install it easily using apt-get in Ubuntu or if your machine is rpm based like mine, you can look for it in web.

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Completed my Particle Viewer App

Finally, my "Particle Viewer" Application is complete. I have been working on it for long and it really feels good to see it running. For those who don't know, its a 3D particle analysing tool that is used to study particle behaviour inside a container. The containers are the STL files which are also rendered using the application.

Particle Viewer

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"Shaking Divs" using CSS

I was quite familiar with the implementation of periodic shake motion of div's using Javascript. But, now that CSS3 is here, implementing shakes of div's has been fairly easier. I didn't knew this was so easy and so efficient using just CSS.

Here's the link to the implementation of the shake:

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