New Android game – 3 Doors Down Trivia
With the success of The Beatles Trivia, I’ve decided to try implementing an additional music-related trivia Android game – 3 Doors Down Trivia – after
With the success of The Beatles Trivia, I’ve decided to try implementing an additional music-related trivia Android game – 3 Doors Down Trivia – after
This is another post in my TV Shows Trivia game serie. In our last post we used TvMaze to retrieve information about various tv shows. After
In our previous post we discussed representing TV shows data as a graph using objects and their relations. In this post, we’ll see how to gather
Following my trivia games, I’ve decided to start working on a TV shows trivia. The first step of creating a trivia game, is to make
RavenDb provides a push notifications mechanism, named Changes API, that allows you to receive messages from a server about events that occurred there. This mechanism
Background Over the last several months, I’ve been playing around more and more with web development. Until now, I’ve spent most of that time reading
Marc Gravell is a valued associate in StackOverflow, so I make sure to follow his blog – thisguy knows what he’s doing (he’s the main
I am using Windows Azure Mobile Services to manage the Leaderboard of my Movies Trivia and Geo Trivia. Due to the nature of the data,
As I did my research on HyperLogLog, I used the built-in MD5 HashAlgorithm.As I was running my tests on larger and larger datasets, the running
UPDATE: My implementation is no longer updated. I strong suggest you take a look at Microsoft’s CardinalityEstimator project, which implements the HyperLogLog algorithm, along with
A while back, Netflix wrote in their blog about their graph library, and the work they’ve done to reduce the memory footprint of their graph.
I always prefer using existing libraries implemented by someone else – it means that I don’t have to study the subject matter, and not less
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My name is Itay Sagui. I’m a software engineer, and a book enthusiast. I currently work at Microsoft in the Israel R&D Center as a Software Engineer.