Two programs for you for Thursday night’s entry. A crude Logo interpreter written in Javascript using the HTML5 canvas tag and a quick logo program to go with it. Now when I say crude, I mean crude.
That said you can still make some fun stuff with it. Source is in the “Read more”.
Here’s a quick analog clock using the HTML5 canvas tag. Oh canvas tag, how I love thee. Click “Read more” for the source. The formatting is a little wonky because I adjusted to fit in the blog. Oh and you can find all my March Madness programs at this page.
Here’s a couple more additions for the March Madness Challenge. First, a image lens program using the HTML5 canvas tag. Next an OpenSCAD program to make beach rover wheels.
Here’s my contribution for the March Madness program a day challenge. I only had a few minutes for this first one, so I did the easy thing with a “Hello, World.”
PARTY TONIGHT! BE THERE OR BE AN EQUILATERAL RHOMBUS!
Here’s a flyer I whipped up for today’s party. Looks like this one is going to be awesome. Can’t wait to play with all the cool projects. There’s going to be a DJ this time too! Make sure you’ve RSVPed!
What’s going on here? What does this have to do with the giant lite brite for the Interactive Party? I’ll give you three guesses.
Took a break from the lite brite to make this pornj glowy shirt using coolneon wire. One of many costumes I’ll need for burning man. I’ll probably wear it at the party next week too. Make sure you RSVP!
Hazzah! She’s alive! I’ve got a few more tweaks to make before I show you the guts, and then I gotta make lots and lots of pegs.
Nathan King, Jared Klett and Brian O’Clair helped me get started on the eight foot lite brite project this weekend.
This will be just one of the fun things to play with at The Interactive Party on August 22nd! Check out the full set of pictures.
You’ve got your Processing in my Arduino! No, You’ve got your Arduino in my Processing!
Come learn the glory that is hooking up real space to code space. We’ll take apart my Spooky Box, learn how it works, and you’ll build your own. We’ll learn about the Serial interface in Processing, and how to use it efficiently to talk to Arduino.
Act now for my Special Holiday Special! Just choose “Starving Student” to get in on the fun for only $25.00!