Here’s what I used or explored this week:
Improved the Haxe integration of an animation library based on Motion and TypeScript.
Continued working on a OpenAI Platform API based art installation server based on Bun.
Last but not least, I got a glimpse into Ansible while assisting with a complete server migration for a passion project I’m involved in.
Here’s what I used or explored this week:
Used Haxe and PureMVC to create a plug-in system for our internal e-learning framework to enable the creation of a new animation library based on motion and TypeScript.
And I continued working on a OpenAI Platform API based art installation based on Bun, including a administration interface using Auth.js, Next.js, shadcn/ui and Tailwind.
Here’s what I used or explored this week:
Node.js and TypeScript to implement graph data model templating and ruleset logic.
Bun and OpenAI Platform APIs for a new AI based art installation project.
Database modeling and Drizzle ORM: Implementation layer for a new data model with SQLite used as file based data storage.
Next.js, NextAuth.js / Auth.js and Tailwindcss to start a business backend application.
Here’s what I used or explored this week:
Node.js and TypeScript to implement graph data model templating and ruleset logic.
Bun and OpenAI Platform APIs for a new AI based art installation project.
Database modeling and Drizzle ORM: Implementation layer for a new data model with SQLite used as file based data storage.
Here’s what I used or explored this week:
Node.js and TypeScript to implement graph data model templating and ruleset logic.
Open sourced my first public NPM package (Circular Reference) which I use heavily to stringify and parse big nested object structures with circular references.
Less CSS and Haxe to create a in house e-learing runtime based on Mokick.
Bun for a new AI based art installation project.
Here’s what I used or explored this week:
Drizzle ORM: Implementation layer for a new data model with SQLite used as file based data storage.
Node.js and TypeScript to implement graph data model templating and ruleset logic.
Here’s what I used or explored this week:
Drizzle ORM: Decided to use this lightweight ORM as implementation layer for a new data model.
SQLite used as file based data storage.
Node.js and TypeScript to implement first graph data model templating and ruleset logic.
Here’s what I used or explored this week:
This blog is idle since 2017. I was busy, but I’d like to use it more often though. What now?
When I started this blog back in 2007, I was already working as a Flash / ActionScript freelancer for years (started with Flash 4 in 1999). So this blog seemed a good solution:
Since I’m always confused where I’ve read an interessting article, some funny stuff or made myself a quick note within my sourcecode I decided to set up this small blog simply to collect such informations in one place. I try to avoid wasting time searching through the entire internet again and again.
(About page)
But after founding my own company Bayer und Preuss GmbH and therefore working and sharing as a group, I forgot step by step to use this blog as a personal, tech related notepad.
These days, most popular frameworks (e. g. react, react-native, electron…) provide very sophisticated documentations and guides, Github hosts everything, Google is really good at finding solutions and tech changes are fast anyway.
So what about all these outdated informations here? Many links to different sites don’t exist anymore. Flash is dead – literally. It’s gone, except AIR. I use Haxe or TypeScript on a daily basis for complex web applications, e-learning development and our very own authoring tool. All techniques provide their own communities and so I guess I’ll just start posting links to cool people and content again. Just for me?
Good read about Microsoft Windows SmartScreen and the Application Reputation – especially when you need to sign your code:
https://www.digicert.com/blog/ms-smartscreen-application-reputation/
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