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Github – Seriously starting to use…

I’ve been using git for a while now. But, finally decided to start using GitHub for public/private repos. Lots of great hooks and functionality. Will add a widget soon to follow what I’ve forked/commited/cloned. http://github.com/kylixz

December

First: The entry for the Independent Game Developers Festival has been completed, Bubble Blow. You can read more about it at http://beauhinks.com/bubbleblow Very basic game, but given the time constraints turned out relatively well. Physics work reasonably realistically. I was able to add in dynamic collision geometry generated by the textures before submission to the [...]

July Recap: DBP, Darwin, Robots.. Oh my.

Didn’t win in the Darwin Race of Languages… that wasn’t a big shock! Ah well congratulations to the individuals that did, some of the submissions were really well done and significantly easier to install than mine. Check out the entries! Good prizes as well. Dream Build Play St. Mary’s College is fielding two teams for [...]

DarwinRubyMon: Ugly Deploy

Don’t forget to VOTE! Also, check out my other posts to the left concerning the development process using NetBeans. Update: The zip archive was quite large and took awhile to extract thanks to all of the doc files and random libraries included. I’m trying to trim it down to a more manageable size for all [...]

Darwin: Not Quite Fin

Well it is 2:40 AM my time on July 22nd and I am not where I would like to be in the project. However, I do have something to show and will try to package some semblance of a useful application. Truthfully, this is a piece of junk. It collects CPU load and displays a [...]

Darwin: Basic Dynamic Graphs

After pulling a little hair out due to problems with environment variables, my application is capable of drawing a line: Again, many libraries are helping me out here. They’re all well documented and easy to use, but sometimes difficult to install. Steve

Darwin: Urgency is a good motivator

I was fed up with RubyStack, so I decided to go from scratch and build up the development environment. Potentially this will allow me to deploy the apps in a single (large) zip file that contains Ruby, Rails, and maybe MySQL. I’ll try to convert to SQLite before I release the application. This looks bad: [...]

Darwin: The Rat Race

Well the close of the race is upon me. I have the basics working and a simple HTML user interface able to display the samples collected from hosts specified on the network. Nothing too fancy. I am a complete Ruby novice, so this has been a bit of a challenge. I must say though, that [...]

Darwin Night 6

Everyone else seems to have nice GUI’s already. I really haven’t made very much progress relative to the other competitors! This is no fault of the IDE, but rather my inexperience and choice of tools. That said, the resources available to the NetBeans and Ruby community are tremendous and I’ve got the core of the [...]

Darwin, Not Pleasant

Just a quick post with a screenshot again. Upon firing up Netbeans I was presented with the following: My only choice is to take the survey? No thankyou, I want to code right now. I try clicking the “X” in the corner, no response. Had to restart the JavaVM to get my IDE back. You [...]