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.NET talks to Arduino
I’m pretty new to Arduino. When I first heard of it, I thought, “It’s like Wiremod, but real life!” Wiremod was the reason I played Garry’s Mod as long as I did. It allowed me to use programming...
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Indexing Textfiles.com categories with Lucene.NET
At work, I’m responsible for a project involving a 600+GB SQL Server database of government data. It’s something like 30 times larger than our next largest database. And it needs to be searched. SQL...
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Twine Online
I’ve killed Twine Online, because http://twinery.org/2/#stories!! I’ve started Twine Online. It’s still in the proof-of-concept stage, but I plan for it to become a free (donate if bandwidth ever...
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http://apps.ivybaumgarten.com/qstSite/ I wrote a django site that tracks sketches uploaded to Twitter with the tag #QuickSketch365 Check it out!
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Flicker
Just made my first Ludum Dare Compo submission! The theme for LD27 was ’10 Seconds’. Flicker is a short puzzler where you navigate to the exit using buttons and telepads. But, every ten seconds, you...
View ArticleTwine Macros for Google Drive Spreadsheets
Porpentine and I were talking about some Twine ideas over the last few weeks and she ended up asking for a Twine macro that would allow her to record some information from within a game. I considered a...
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Macro Tank: Store and search your Twine macros
I made a Windows program that lets you import your twine macros into a searchable database. You can search macros by name, author, a custom description, version, URL, and the script itself. Right-click...
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And Now Imagine
Last weekend, I attended Darius Kazemi‘s Bot Summit (via IRC while watching the livestream). I generally expect to feel out of place at Gatherings of Knowledgeable People, but everyone was so friendly...
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One-file Barebones HTML5 Game Example
http://ivybaumgarten.com/html5/ I’ve been asked a few times by friends and family members to teach some programming, usually, but not always, for games. I’ve always wanted to, but I’ve never been sure...
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