It’s over, I’m done
I'm officially over the deep end. I've ordered two Akro-Mils storage cabinets. The 24 and 64 drawer ones specifically. And I'll be starting to sort my Lego bricks in these.…
I'm officially over the deep end. I've ordered two Akro-Mils storage cabinets. The 24 and 64 drawer ones specifically. And I'll be starting to sort my Lego bricks in these.…
The ongoing saga As I continue to refactor the "Lego" site, I continue to realize how slapdash I put it together in the first place. I first split the frontend…
The Perfect Storm A couple of weeks ago, I found myself in the mall. Mostly because I drove there. Which I did because my wife had things she needed to…
I'm a working developer. I've been working as a developer for nearly 20 years now. And I've been programming for about 27. I've written code in C, C++, Pascal, Basic,…
The Beginnings I've posted previously about this project and posted a link to the repository. And if you had seen it, you'd agree, it was pretty rough. It was all…
When swapping the joysticks on my drifting JoyCons, I kind of snapped the ribbon connecting the rail buttons to the controller itself. They were both left JoyCons, but the site…
Getting Angular running on Raspberry Pi I've been running my Lego Finder on a Raspberry Pi 3 I dubbed "Minitron". It's alright, keeps me notified when Lego adds sets to…
Drift A rather infamous problem with the Switch's JoyCons is drift. It's when inputs are detected on the JoyCon's analog joystick when there is no actual input. Your character starts…
Why Angular and Typescript The decision was made to hire an outside firm to do the bulk of the rewrite of the scouting system. The backend is going to be…
Why Swift After having spent a couple of years developing iOS applications with Objective C, I decided to get back into things. However, iOS development, unlike war, changes. Objective C,…