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Dec 31, 2022

2022

Hi, our name is Mark (they/them) and if you like, call us M. Here are some things we did in 2022, and wanted to make sure that we showed appreciation. The GIANT Room An amazing virtual opportunity came with…

Livecoding

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Livecoding

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Jan 25, 2021

Pico-8 and React

Introduction Pico-8 is an agile game engine which allows users to build 8-bit style games on most computer platforms (Mac/Windows/Linux), which run in web browsers. The engine itself includes a command line terminal, scripting in Lua, an easy to use sprite editor, and a sfx/music editor. The popularity of pico-8 is…

Pico 8

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Pico-8 and React
Pico-8 and React
Pico 8

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Dec 14, 2020

Loops in Lua; Using Instancing to Create 3D Objects in Roblox

Lua Lua (/ˈluːə/ LOO-ə; from Portuguese: lua [ˈlu.(w)ɐ] meaning moon)[a] is a lightweight, high-level, multi-paradigm programming language designed primarily for embedded use in applications. Lua is used as the scripting language for a variety of applications, including Roblox, Sonic-Pi, Pico-8, and Norns. In other words, it is a an…

Roblox

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Loops in Lua; Using Instancing to Create 3D Objects in Roblox
Loops in Lua; Using Instancing to Create 3D Objects in Roblox
Roblox

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Dec 4, 2020

p5.js in React

p5.js is an open JS open source library, made to provide a low barrier of entry for developers to make creative coding projects, and ultimately is a great teaching tool for imparting concepts in software engineering. I’m going to show a very quick way to import the p5 library into…

Full Stack

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p5.js in React
p5.js in React
Full Stack

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Nov 28, 2020

The useState Hook in React…why?

Before the problem, first the condition: There’s a FullStack JS developer condition, called ‘JavaScript fatigue,’ which refers to the ‘inability to keep up with the latest tools, the fear of becoming obsolete, the constant change of the ecosystem, and the overwhelming choice,’ according to an article written by Kim Maida. …

Hooks

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The useState Hook in React…why?
The useState Hook in React…why?
Hooks

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Nov 20, 2020

Recoil: How a new JS library to handle React state…

Component state in React is passed through Parent and Child, which requires the use of Props to pass state. Definition taken from the Recoil API: ‘Recoil lets you create a data-flow graph that flows from atoms (shared state) through selectors (pure functions) and down into your React components. Atoms are…

Recoil

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Recoil: How a new JS library to handle React state…
Recoil: How a new JS library to handle React state…
Recoil

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Nov 13, 2020

ES6 and Arrow Function Expressions

Javascript’s function expressions before 2015 ECMA Script (ES6) resembled many languages in its syntax: // Traditional Function Declaration function plusOneHundred(a){ return a + 100; } Here is a function, plusOneHundred(), and within parentheses an argument, a which is used to return a value a+100. A JavaScript function declaration pre-ES6 is…

Arrow Functions

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ES6 and Arrow Function Expressions
ES6 and Arrow Function Expressions
Arrow Functions

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Oct 16, 2020

Reversing a Linked List?!? 🤯

The following is attempt to understand to explain how to reverse a linked list in the simplest manner. First I will look at a linked list and then I’ll look at how to reverse it. A linked list is NOT an array. Many people think it is but it is…

Code Challenge

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Code Challenge

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Oct 9, 2020

ES6 and JavaScript: Constructors

JavaScript is not an object oriented language (OOP), but an object-based language. That is to say, everything which exists in JS is an object: classes, numbers, functions…are all {}. By comparison, C++ an OOP language, to create an object, one must first instantiate a class and then implement a constructor…

Java Script

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ES6 and JavaScript: Constructors
ES6 and JavaScript: Constructors
Java Script

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Oct 2, 2020

The map() function; creating new arrays in JavaScript and its importance in React

Map() is a valuable function featured in the JavaScript library, which allows one to quickly create new arrays from existing arrays. This is helpful in solving algorithms, and pulling out and displaying data, especially in React. Here’s a simple algorithm problem: given an array of numbers, create a new array…

Java Script

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The map() function; creating new arrays in JavaScript and it’s importance in React
The map() function; creating new arrays in JavaScript and it’s importance in React
Java Script

3 min read

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