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Build Log January 7, 2025 4 MIN READ

Building an Isometric Babylon.js Game: An early Project Scaffold

In this post, we’ll walk through a simple project scaffold for creating an isometric game using Babylon.js. This scaffold sets up the core elements required to get started with your game development—from initializing the rendering engine to basic player movement. Include Babylon.js and its dependencies Setting Up the Canvas The project begins with an HTML […]

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Note January 3, 2025

During holiday break I discovered TouchDesigner

TouchDesigner is a powerful visual programming tool designed for real-time interactive multimedia applications. Developed by Derivative, it is widely used by artists, designers, and engineers to create stunning…

Article December 11, 2024 3 MIN READ

Web Development in 2024: A Year in Review

2024 reshaped web development with AI-powered tools streamlining workflows, React Server Components becoming a mainstream standard, and a critical focus on performance and sustainability. Developers leaned into TypeScript, edge computing, and eco-conscious practices to build smarter, faster, and greener applications. These trends set the stage for 2025 to prioritize accessible, adaptive, and high-performing web solutions. […]

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Article December 9, 2024 3 MIN READ

Continuous Integration on the Web

Continuous Integration (sometimes shortened to CI) is an important and useful practice in modern software development that focuses on integrating code changes into a shared repository frequently. This practice allows teams to detect and address errors quickly, improving the quality and stability of a project. This is a modern standard that eliminates lots of risk […]

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Note December 4, 2024

Debugging tips

Debugging is a critical skill for any engineer. The ability to track down elusive bugs can elevate you from a good developer to a great one. I was…

Note November 28, 2024

Using Github to display Github Pages

GitHub Pages is a free and user-friendly way to host websites directly from your GitHub repository. Whether you’re showcasing a portfolio, documentation, or a blog, GitHub Pages makes…