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Animation Beyond the Canvas
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.
wrote this on 12 December 2019 -
Javascript Animation
A quick look at drawing and animation with HTML Canvas and Javascript
wrote this on 28 October 2019 -
A New Vue: A Look Back at RiotJS and Looking forward to VueJS
For years, our front-end has relied on a little-known Javascript library, RiotJS. It’s lightweight, concise, and syntactically pleasant. Riot uses the
wrote this on 7 October 2019*.tagfile, and these contain the tag name, HTML, Javascript, and CSS styling. That means the general structure of a component might look something like this… -
Training our Neuron. Algorithms to keep it on track.
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.
wrote this on 30 July 2019 -
Machine Learning? I think neuron to something.
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!
wrote this on 15 July 2019