Posts tagged with :goose-honk-technologist:
.github readme for the Org! You can check it at: github.com/hack-as-a-service :github:
This are a special kind of README.md files that appears at the main page of the organization, and it can be customized to have as well a different version for the org members, similar to the one available at Hack Club's GitHub. :quad_parrot:
It has a general description about what is HaaS, different links 🔗 for other of the project repos, a License 🍱 Section, a How-to-Contribute 🔧 guide in progress and a part about what's Hack Club! :hack-club: Also here's a yesterday's screenshot 📸 on the exact time the hour changed to be May 14 and my birthday!
🍰 :parrotdad:
:before and :after , some cool borders and a great animation! From this I learned how to get better at design and with CSS.
To all of this I'm attaching some pictures 📸 of the projects and the links! 🔗 🌐
github.com/J-cordz/Splatter-Paint :github:
splatterpaint.vercel.app 🔗
gist.github.com/J-cordz/e9d92b3b5cba0e35ed6ec830d1a2b0b2 :github:
That's all for today, feel free to ⭐ any of the projects or follow me if you like and see y'all later with the next Ship!! Wahoo!
Hack Club with Wack Club; check it out at wackclub.deno.dev! :wack-club:
requestAnimationFrame(function frame(now) {
with
(async () => {
and added one line to the end of my tile rendering loop:
for (const oh of sightGrid) {
const { x, y } = hex.axialToOffset(v2.add(oh, ph));
ctx.fillStyle = ['palegreen', 'green'][+(window.ohgod = !window.ohgod)];
drawHex(x, y, vec(hex.GRID_SIZE));
await new Promise(res => setTimeout(res, 100));
}
and yeah now you can see it draw the cool pattern gradually so. yeah. that's a thing.
> +(window.ohgod = !window.ohgod)
i could have accomplished this by declaring a variable outside of my for loop but when this idea occurred to me I knew it would be useless and wanted to localize the code for this experiment onto a single line (that, and there is something horribly wrong with my brain and I think i am gradually descending into Terry Davis, please send elph)
knit() and purl(), and it’ll generate what that looks like in the actual stitches! 🧶 lots more things to implement here but we are having fun with it
HTML and CSS files to my personal website Repo on GitHub! :github: I also made a few changes to my README Profile, because I wrote new text that I'll add soon and moved my trophies ⭐ theme from Monokai to Gruvbox. Also I learned about what Prettier indentation is thanks to @caleb! Next, today was my last school day before my break so this next two weeks are free and I'll have time to relax, study more, code and make new things! I will also try to work with my workshops and I'll make a pull request to GitHub Docs because I found a typo on their page! 👀 :pullrequest:
const tM = 0.5, vM = 0.75;
if (t < tM) t = lerp(0, vM, invLerp(0, tM, t));
else t = lerp(vM, 1, invLerp(tM, 1, t));
remap is such a useful idea