Snowflake Christmas card webpage on Raspberry Pi

December 16, 2014 [JavaScript, Programming, Raspberry Pi, Videos] In this video I will show you how to create an electronic Christmas card for your friends or family using HTML and JavaScript, which means it will be a small website that anyone can view by opening it in their Internet browser. I did this on a…

Rust: kompilasi ke WASM untuk membuat game berbasis browser menggunakan kanvas

27 Februari 2026 [Programming, Rust, Tech, Videos] Saya suka menulis Rust, dan saya suka menulis game sederhana, jadi mari gabungkan keduanya dengan menunjukkan cara membuat kerangka game kecil dengan properti berikut: 99% kodenya adalah Rust, dikompilasi ke WASM permainan ini berjalan di browser Web non-kuno apa pun gambar layarnya dibuat pada kanvas yang diperbesar sehingga…

List of Vim persistent buffers combined with saved sessions

08 January 2015 [Tech, vim] I like to use multiple saved Vim sessions to remember what files I was working on in a particular project. I would also like to have a list of my open buffers on the left side of the screen that is always visible and up to date. Sometimes the presence…

JAX-RS (using Apache CXF) in an embedded Tomcat example

January 13, 2015 [Java, rest, Tech] I ran into a serious problem today while running an embedded Tomcat server serving REST resources using JAX-RS over Apache CXF. Here’s a minimal example, hopefully save you from the same problem: src/HelloJaxRs.java: import org.apache.catalina.startup.Tomcat; import org.apache.catalina.Context; import org.apache.catalina.Wrapper; public class HelloJaxRs { public static void main( String[] args…

Programmatic equivalent of the web.xml part for Tomcat

05 February 2015 [j2ee, Java, Programming] Most of the documentation for J2EE configuration is based on the existence of a web.xml file, but I want to configure my Tomcat programmatically. Here are some things I found. Please use the comments below to correct my errors, and provide equivalents for other parts of web.xml. Start <web-app…

Snakes in the Groovy – Andy Balaam’s Blog

05 February 2015 [Games, Groovy, Java, Programming, Programming Languages, Videos] Series: Groovy, Ruby, BASIC, Dart, Elm, Python3+Qt5 I’m starting a series where I write Snake games in multiple programming languages. I almost always use Snake’s writing as my way of understanding new languages, so I’ll share my thoughts on each language as I go along.…

Rabbit Escape (a bit like Lemmings) v0.1 was released for Linux, Windows and Mac

February 10, 2015 [Android, Games, Java, Programming, Tech, Test Driven] Today I released the first version of my new game, Rabbit Escape. This is an arcade puzzle game inspired by Lemmings and Pingus, but intended to be simpler and easier to control on mobile devices. Your task is to guide a group of rabbits from…

Rabbit Escape v0.1 is out now for Linux, Windows and Mac video

A little video to announce my new game, Rabbit Escape. Download, play, enjoy and let me know how I can improve it! Berita Terkini Berita Terbaru Daftar Terbaru News Berita Terbaru Flash News RuangJP Pemilu Berita Terkini Prediksi Bola Togel Deposit Pulsa Technology Otomotif Berita Terbaru Daftar Judi Slot Online Terpercaya Slot yang lagi gacor…

Billion row challenge: deciphering temperatures quickly(ish)

February 20, 2026 [Programming, Rust, Tech, Videos] I watched Jon Gjengset take on the one billion line challenge and got interested in one of his little corners: temperature parsing, and in particular temperature parsing in a “branchless” style – without if statements – to help the CPU run code as quickly as possible. In the…

How to create your own levels for Rabbit Escape

A small video showing how to create levels for my new game Rabbit Escape. There are further instructions on the Creating levels for Rabbit Escape page. Berita Terkini Berita Terbaru Daftar Terbaru News Berita Terbaru Flash News RuangJP Pemilu Berita Terkini Prediksi Bola Togel Deposit Pulsa Technology Otomotif Berita Terbaru Daftar Judi Slot Online Terpercaya…