Category Archives: Open Source

Refocus – PSIParser

By aSydiK | Published: March 20, 2011

So, I’ve taken a huge step back in terms of blogging.  I just haven’t felt like there’s been much to blog about.  I’m here to refocus because I’ve made what I consider “huge wins” with working on XB-PointStream. I did feel like I didn’t have much to blog about.  I was having huge problems in [...]

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XB PointStream at FSOSS 2010

By aSydiK | Published: November 9, 2010

The Free Software and Open Source Symposium has come and gone (nine days ago) and I’ve still yet to blog about my presentation.  In fact, I just plain haven’t blogged in a while.  I’ve fallen out of habit.  It could be that I’m too busy or that I still don’t like writing about things I [...]

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Git Gui

By aSydiK | Published: September 10, 2010

By popular demand (and by demand I mean Donna), here’s a blog about what I know about my basic knowledge of Git Gui (which stands for graphical user interface).  I’m going to skip the installation part, since Anna’s done a pretty comprehensive guide here (for Windows) and here (for Mac).  There’s also the Github resources [...]

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New School Year, still working on the same projects

By aSydiK | Published: September 10, 2010

Though do not let that sound resentful; it’s not at all.  I’m still glad to be working at Seneca’s Centre for Development of Open Technology.  It’s great to be able to do work on open source tech (and get paid for it).  Processing.js is coming to a close for several of us.  At least, with [...]

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0.9.7 Contribution

By aSydiK | Published: August 17, 2010

Well, I was kind of distraught in my last few posts.  I didn’t know what I was doing differently from some of the things other people were doing.  The code was almost exactly the same (minus obviously different variable names).  I found out later, after taking apart Processing.js and reducing it to less than 4000 [...]

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Still lost (createGraphics)

By aSydiK | Published: August 6, 2010

Well, it looks like I’m still on my own for now.  I’m still currently in the dark on reasons as to why it’s not working.  My last post indicated most of the code and test cases I’ve done.  I haven’t changed the code very much but I have improved on more specific test cases to [...]

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Looking for help… (more createGraphics stuff)

By aSydiK | Published: August 3, 2010

I’m at a block here… When I last talked about createGraphics, I said I had it working with 3D.  This was partly true.  I had an oversight and assumed all was done.  3D was working as long as the initial context for the sketch was 2D.  I figured this out last week as I was [...]

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XB PointStream 0.4 Release!

By aSydiK | Published: July 23, 2010

So, I haven’t really talked about my new project a whole lot and now I’m going to change that. This is somewhat a pre-emptive release blog as the release isn’t really finalized and probably won’t be until early next week. I just really didn’t know what to name my blog.  I, also, apologize in advanced [...]

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Key stress

By aSydiK | Published: July 20, 2010

For the last week and a half, I’ve been working on making Processing.js (Pjs) keys and keystrokes work more like its Processing (p5) counterpart.  Actually, it was originally already set for review but the reviewers didn’t wish to implement browser detection.  So, I’ve been focusing on feature detection for keys within Pjs.  Now this fix [...]

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Toronto WebGL Community

By aSydiK | Published: July 13, 2010

This is the Toronto WebGL Community!  Or at least the people we know that currently actively work on it…  if there’s more of you out there, feel free to let yourself known and get involved by posting on the comments of this blog.  I’ll make sure the right people see your stuff. Anyway, this picture [...]

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