Have you ever wanted to have persistent storage for your Heroku app because ephemeral storage was just not cutting it?

Canvas animations are great for eye catching displays, but what about animations on buttons? Or anything else that isn’t a canvas? You could use native css animations, but those can be cumbersome, especially for complex animations. Instead, we’ll be taking a look at the popular animation library GreenSock.

A quick look at drawing and animation with HTML Canvas and Javascript

For years, our front-end has relied on a little-known Javascript library, RiotJS. It’s lightweight, concise, and syntactically pleasant. Riot uses the *.tag file, and these contain the tag name, HTML, Javascript, and CSS styling. That means the general structure of a component might look something like this…

Part 2 of my foray into machine learning. In part one we built a neuron class in python. In this post we’ll start to train it to be useful… or as useful as a binary classifier can be.

As somewhat of a part 2 to my Hobby Dev Post, and part 1 of its own little series, I’ve started dabbling with machine learning. This isn’t meant as a tutorial so much as a narrative of my journey into trying to create a neural network from the ground up, using just the python standard library!