jQuery as an alternative to CSS
Simon has tried using jQuery instead of CSS to style a couple of webpages. The code comes from a Derek Banas tutorial. These buttons have quite amusing effects:
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Simon has tried using jQuery instead of CSS to style a couple of webpages. The code comes from a Derek Banas tutorial. These buttons have quite amusing effects:
Simon has followed another batch of wonderfully enriching tutorials by Daniel Shiffman on p5.js, this time all about sound, and made these sound visualisations. The first one is based on … Continue reading Sound Visialization
Simon downloaded VisialStudio, one of the ide’s in which you can write in C# on a pc, and has played with it writing a programme for a calculator in C#.
Simon talking about the most dangerous place in the world:
Simon has been into learning about C# the last couple of days. Yesterday he built a calculator. He didn’t actually compose the code himself as one might think after watching … Continue reading Calculator in C#
Smart Rockets, a coding challenge by Daniel Shiffman. It involved creating a genetic algorithm from scratch and makingĀ “smart rockets” (based on a simulation by Jer Thorp). The rockets evolve the … Continue reading Smart Rockets
Yesterday Simon created an account on GitHub! He had followed a number of tutorials by both Daniel Shiffman and LearnWebCode to learn how to upload his projects on GitHub using … Continue reading Simon is on GitHub!
Simon built his first Android app (in Java) this weekend. Now every time I turn my phone on I see this: The code comes from Processing for Android > Getting … Continue reading Simon’s first Android app
“Mommy, it’s amazing how many styling CSS buttons there are!!” WhenĀ Simon walksĀ outside, often running along as I bike, you’ll most probably hear him talk passionately, about programming.
Simon has discovered a very powerful online editor (featuring over 40 languages): Cloud9. You can find it atĀ https://c9.io Simon got himself an account and tried out his first project in … Continue reading Shared Drawing Canvas in Cloud9
Simon’s spontaneous lecture on XML extensions and turning XML into HTML:
Simon asked me to film him giving tutorials on JavaScript JSON. He was using w3schools.com as his source.