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‘#PROJECT’ Articles at TC101 Fall 2015, Page 3
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After battling with a fatal error (we did google it)

we couldn’t figure out, we asked Ken how we could solve it. Ken found out that we didn’t have a developer library installed (libwebp dev), which was pretty rare. Ken did his magic on the terminal and helped us with the installation of this librarty. After this, we had no more errors and we were finally able to run a test program, and it worked! 

Here’s a proof:

Awesome, right?

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Well my linux works properly but I don’t know why i couldn’t run my program. So Hector and I go to the Plan B, we install the ImageMagick in his Mac With a little help of ken we could do… Continue Reading →

Final project (Last week before DL)

I’ve been working trying to convert the image to a BLOB and then the BLOB to a vector, as read somewhere, but I haven’t found out how, I also read that there’s a function that gives you the size in… Continue Reading →

Avance Proyecto Final

Photo credit: https://flic.kr/p/793pmv Este es el avance del código del proyecto, hemos estado viendo videos para poder hacerlo, tuvimos complicaciones al momento de descargar la librería pues no se podia en Mac y tuvimos que descargar Linux. Este es el avance del código: https://github.com/kenwbauer/TC101F15_Team10/blob/master/ProyectoFinal.cpp

Final Project Entry 4 #Project

Hello, yesterday we worked for several hours to obtain a functional code that could turn the image from colors to black and white. We archived it by obtaining the color from each individual pixel, adding them to a vector of colors and turning the colors to black and white. Afterwards, we added them to the image by using a for. Here’s the resulting image:

                   

Project update

Well, the project is basically done but i made just one change, now the user can input the name of the image to modified. 

Github Code: https://github.com/kenwbauer/TC101F15_Team02

Project: Week we are already finished but I’m distracted… crap.

Helloooo, I guess you’ve noticed that all our updates have been through Miguel’s blog. Lets be honest, I’m like a potatoe beside him when it comes to computers. So, actually I profited a lot, because he’s a great teacher. Which lead to him, ex…

Project

  This thing has been hell, no other way to describe. Max and I downloaded and tested the image magic on ubuntu with the sample coding in the terminal.

here is the image in black and white…

We did some coding but we need to still debug it, it is all on our repository…

Bye.

Hello there. This is about our project. Later we installed…

Hello there. This is about our project. Later we installed ImageMagick on my computer (Mac), we realized it didn’t work, so we kept trying but we failed. We asked Eduardo for help and he tried to help us with that, but still it didn’t work. So Omar and I decided to use Linux instead (virtual machine, on VMWare). Eduardo kept helping us and we finally could get Ubuntu to work, we downloaded atom, ImageMagick again and  ran “Hello World” on terminal to see if it worked, and it did. But the problems came when we tried to run a sample program on terminal. We had a fatal error, and we tried to see what was wrong, I asked Ken on Twitter and he is helping me, but we still haven’t found which is the problem.

Also, Linux changed my keyboard from Spanish to English, it was weird for me because I’m not used to type “the regular way”. Now I can feel what Ken feels when he uses my computer.

Project

After

unnecessarily battling with Windows and Mac for a whole week, we were finally able to install Ubuntu on Mac. We are installing the libraries and making some progress. We’ll update later today after we can compile and run a sample project.

What should you work on?

Week #12 and more partial exams for you.

For this week's readings:
C++ (TC1017) should either be looking at support for your project, ImageMagick C++ libraries are a good start.
Python (TC1014) should be finishing chapter 11 (Dictionaries).