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You should take more screenshots – alexwlchan

#archiving #projects | If you do any sort of creative digital work, screenshots and screen recordings are a great way to remember it.

Great piece about leaving "breadcrumbs" that will help you revisit your past creations. A fantastic zero-effort alternative to writing a blog post about everything :-)

2 months ago | View Shared by kos

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Seven Things for December 22, 2022

#projects | Today’s theme: interactive web pages. Plus, bonus nostalgia!

In 2024 I can't remember why I bookmarked this particular one, but I do love this little gallery of creative project highlights.

2 years ago | View Shared by kos

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I blew $720 on 100 notebooks from Alibaba and started a Paper Website business | Tiny Projects

#projects #retrospectives | I began picturing myself in a dressing gown, with a cup of tea and a biro, somehow writing this online blog from a page in a notebook. This idea seemed very funny. Can you build a website from a piece of paper? I decided to at least try it.

Sometimes a business idea is worth trying just because it sounds fun. We need more fun.

2 years ago | View Shared by kos

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Rewriting Minefield Mahjong in Rust

#game-development #programming-languages #projects | In order to learn Rust better, I decided to rewrite one of my previous projects, Minefield Mahjong. The game was originally written in Python, so I had an opportunity to see which ideas translate well and what needs to be different.

A comprehensive "first impressions" post! I was part of the 2013 hackathon so this article brings back a lot of memories when I re-read it in 2024. Especially socket.io was a big breakthrough for me: back when websockets were not that popular thing and Flash was still around, socket.io suddenly made it so easy to make interactive multi-user experiences. I was looking for all kinds of opportunities to use it.

4 years ago | View Shared by kos

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Kaboom: an unusual Minesweeper

#game-development #math #projects | Normally, the arrangement of mines is decided at the start of the game (except for some trickery so that you cannot lose on the first click). But what if there was no pre-determined arrangement, and the game was allowed to choose after you play?

Such a creative use for a SAT solver!

5 years ago | View Shared by kos

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