New Agario Project
This is the link to Simon’s new Agario game he programmed today on Openprocessing.org
Recent Posts
Perlin Noise Flow Field Coding Challenge
I think this is probably the most beautiful coding challenge Simon has completed so far. It’s based on a Perlin noise coding challenge by Daniel Shiffman where you’re asked to create a … Continue reading Perlin Noise Flow Field Coding Challenge
Solar System Generator Coding Challenge
Simon got quite far in the Solar System Generator Coding Challenge by Daniel Shiffman. He got stuck when he was supposed to make the Sun, the planets and their moons … Continue reading Solar System Generator Coding Challenge
Regular expressions (post written by Simon)
A regular expression is a sequence of characters that defines a search pattern. I’ve made some videos about them:
Vectors in Processing
Here is Simon in full glory on the first day of the new year: And here is what he does: study how vectors work in Processing (Java) and explain that … Continue reading Vectors in Processing
A la Jan Wolkers
Simon’s “painting” in Processing that he named Output.png, resembling a painting by the Dutch writer and artist Jan Wolkers.
Bash
Simon’s first sketch in Bash.
Simon on Christmas Eve
Simon explains how to correct errors in the JavaScript console (available in any modern web browser):
Mad Libs Generator Coding Challenge
Simon has completed Daniel Shiffman’s Mad Libs Generator Coding Challenge – a fun word game where one fills in a google form and the words filled in are then used … Continue reading Mad Libs Generator Coding Challenge
Wolfram in RaspberryPi
Simon tried out a new language Wolfram on his RaspberryPi. Wolfram is a programming language that can be used to program 3D print sketches. “With different functions and constants you … Continue reading Wolfram in RaspberryPi
Atom.io
Simon has found a new text editor he really likes: Atom.io He says he likes it because of its special searcher function, which can use regex (regular expressions). A regular … Continue reading Atom.io
Geeks out of the box 