Every day in cities such as Chicago, New York, Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong and more, millions of people attempt to leave their buildings via elevator. However, very rarely do we consider how elevators are allocated to provide service, especially during rush hour(s), when most of the building will attempt to exit in a matter of […]
Radix Sort is a relatively old (discovered in 1887 by Herman Hollerith), non-comparitive integer sorting algorithm, which sorts data by comparing various integers individual digit position and value. In many ways Radix Sort in Go reflects and builds off Counting Sort, and I recommend reviewing that algorithm as well. Radix Sort Essentially, the algorithm is is […]
I have written two posts recently regarding Selenium Factory. The idea of Selenium Factory being to log all web elements a user interacts with on a website, as well as filling out forms via typing, etc. I recommend reading those two articles first: Building a Simple Web Browser in C++ using Qt Tracking User Selected Web Elements […]