59:44

This will be one of a few posts where I work on building an app that will visualize traffic to a web server, letting me monitor it as its being used. I plan to use App Designer, then deploy the app… read more >>

34:21

Here I restructure the section of my code that filters the requests, so I can easily add any filter rule (as an anonymous function) in the future. Once again I forgot to turn on my webcam so you… read more >>

33:46

Here I continue with my analysis of the log files of a different server. I need to modify my map function to create some variables and strip some rows which I am not able to do during file… read more >>

34:15

I want to carryout the analysis I did in my previous post on another server. However, that server has a different log file format. So I decide to make a parameterizable function that can return a… read more >>

23:26

Here I take the analysis I did in this post to group website crawl data by the hour, and incorporate it into another function that runs daily. I forgot to turn on my webcam for this one, so its just… read more >>

32:34

Here I’m doing some pretty mundane everyday modifications to an existing script (code-along style). I need to add an additional data column to a table I’m creating. I don’t explain… read more >>

22:25

Last week I used varfun on a datetime variable in a table to count rows by hour. One of my colleagues said I should take a look at retime which operates on timetables. Here I give it a try.
Features… read more >>

37:54

Here I need to combine the data from multiple text files by grouping and summing by one variable. I also try using a datastore which I have not used much before.
Features covered in this code-along… read more >>

21:28

If you have used GUIDE a lot in the past and are thinking of trying out App Designer, this will give you an idea of how its like to work with that tool. Here I add a new UI element to an existing… read more >>

19:59

In part 4 of the train timetable set of Cody problems, you need to calculate the average trip duration for each day in the timetable. This one is about as exciting as watching paint dry as it takes… read more >>