So a few projects have stuck out to me recently that either struck my interest or that I feel compelled to participate in.
This amazing nonprofit teaching site that I'll be contributing to on the tutor side:
http://www.askadev.com/
Here's a scratch built game engine, Banshee, that the author is currently advertising:
https://github.com/BearishSun/BansheeEngine
And finally, a linux/mac JS based browser:
http://breach.cc/
That's all for now!
Reviews and recommendations for and against courses and books I've read, and workarounds I've stumbled upon during my work as a developer.
Friday, July 11, 2014
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Next
I haven't used .NET and I decided I should get familiar with it. Especially since it's kind of a joke among some friends that I've done C# development but have never used .NET. I have used mono, the open source variant, but only in relation to Unity. Also I haven't used Visual Studio since college, so that will be a nice refresher.
Anywho, for my first project I have two main goals:
1. Make a web based report tool using SOA, similar to ones I've worked on in the past
2. Use a new BDD framework, I picked SpecFlow.
So, to fulfill these goals, here are the steps that I need to do, which I'll cover in this blog:
Write specs out in SpecFlow
Follow the flow to create a page in C#/ASP.NET
Create a service in ASP.NET that the page will use
Create a database with SQL Server compact for the service
And then I should be done. I'll post to youtube with a walktrhough of the finished product.
Anywho, for my first project I have two main goals:
1. Make a web based report tool using SOA, similar to ones I've worked on in the past
2. Use a new BDD framework, I picked SpecFlow.
So, to fulfill these goals, here are the steps that I need to do, which I'll cover in this blog:
Write specs out in SpecFlow
Follow the flow to create a page in C#/ASP.NET
Create a service in ASP.NET that the page will use
Create a database with SQL Server compact for the service
And then I should be done. I'll post to youtube with a walktrhough of the finished product.
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