This technical exam question revolves around writing a quick library to handle working with some shapes in a Cartesian coordinate system: > Create a small object-oriented PHP library for working with primitive geometric shapes. 1. It should support 2D points, circles and polygons. 2. You only need to implement two
Having picked up some small electronic repair projects over the course of the pandemic, the number of small parts floating about my workspace has reached a ridiculous level. What you see in the title image for this post is some of the parts that go into Nintendo Switch products -
It's that (semi-annual) time of year again - Ludum Dare 50 ran from April 1st to 3rd (Compo), and I submitted an entry at the end of the event. This post is a recollection of problems I faced, the bugs I fixed after submission, and some ramblings regarding
Discovery This bug starts out like most bugs do - I came across it by accident, didn't understand it at first, and it consumed an entire day where I got very little done because of it. The initial work wasn't anything special: switching from writing stylesheets
It's now a few months past a few months after Ludum Dare 49, and I'm quite late at getting this finished. I've also lost all my notes on the development process and the whole process is a blur - but with Ludum Dare 50
This post is related to an existing post [https://tharba.kim/app-fueled-configuration/]. There may be some overlap in content. Recently I pulled our aging Salton "Convectaire" toaster oven out of the cupboard it has called home for the past 5+ years, and wanted to use it for toasting
Lets talk about this trend that has been around for a few years. Configuring some physical object using an "app" on a phone or tablet. Generally speaking it's pretty slick, and the whole process is pretty painless when it works. When it works. Unfortunately that'
