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März « 2010 « Blubl?
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Flash / Flex / AS. Archiv März, 2010. Flash 9-scale und sein gewöhnungsbedürftiges Verhalten. Sonntag, März 21st, 2010. Manches mal hat Flash so seine Tücken, besonders wenn es um das Zusammenarbeiten von AS3 Code mit der Flash IDE erstellten Inhalten geht. Hier eine Schritt für Schritt Anleitung wie dieser Fehler reproduziert und behoben werden kann. Schon mal vorweg die Lösung heißt “Convert Lines to Fills”. Schritt 1: Einen Movieclip mit Füllung und Rand erstellen und als 9-scale modifizieren. Allerdi...
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Hello Yampa | Daniel's Notebook
https://danielmescheder.wordpress.com/2011/12/02/hello-yampa
Having tried (more or less successfully) to find good introductory literature on the topic of Functional Reactive Programming (FRP) I decided to keep track of my own experiments and convert the resulting log to small tutorials. Take this as a disclaimer: I myself am trying to figure out how this all works. Any ideas how to do better are thus more than welcome. It is easily possible to interpret GUI applications as an instance of the reactive programming perspective:. Of the current coordinates. Position&...
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Wikilon Filesystem | Awelon Blue
https://awelonblue.wordpress.com/2014/11/04/wikilon-filesystem
Thoughts on Programming Experience Design. VCache, an Acid-State Killer →. Wikilon isn’t just an online dictionary for AO code. It will offer a simple filesystem-like abstraction, allowing use as a software platform for creating interesting applications and services. Simple isn’t easy. I’ve spent a great many hours designing, refining, and backtracking on the subject over the last ten days. A few of the design points I find interesting:. I plan to use the same model as for embedded literal objects. Scrip...
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dmbarbour | Awelon Blue
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Thoughts on Programming Experience Design. Side effects make profiling simple: at any time, you can just ask for the time now, ask for the time later, and compute the difference. For pure code, this option isn’t readily available. Fortunately, there are other methods for profiling. … Continue reading →. Out of the Tarpit. I recently re-read Out of the Tarpit by Ben Moseley and Peter Marks. This paper describes a strategy for eliminating accidental complexity from software. Some of their conclusio...Perfo...
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Why Not Events | Awelon Blue
https://awelonblue.wordpress.com/2012/07/01/why-not-events
Thoughts on Programming Experience Design. Abandoning Commitment in HCI. Unlimited Detail for Large Animated Worlds →. This article shall provide a place to consolidate my arguments against event-based modeling and control of systems. It does not promote any specific alternative – I leave that to other articles. Event systems – like actors model, pi calculus, CSP, and E-language vats. (The event calculus. We very often want views of the current. State of a system. Events represent or effect changes i...
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Haskell VCache 0.1 | Awelon Blue
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Thoughts on Programming Experience Design. Extensible Syntax for Awelon Project. Structure Editors for Wikilon →. Haskell VCache 0.1. The first version of Haskell VCache. Is now available on Hackage. Before installing VCache, you may need to `. Sudo apt-get install lmdb-dev. On your Linux system, or install LMDB and its header files by some other means. At this point, the primary features of VCache seem solid. PVars. There are performance improvements to be had, especially with respect to cache management.
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Awelon Blue | Thoughts on Programming Experience Design | Page 2
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Thoughts on Programming Experience Design. Newer posts →. Haskell VCache 0.1. The first version of Haskell VCache. Is now available on Hackage. Before installing VCache, you may need to `. Sudo apt-get install lmdb-dev. On your Linux system, or install LMDB and its header files by some other means. At this point, the primary features of VCache seem solid. PVars. There are performance improvements to be had, especially with respect to cache management. Extensible Syntax for Awelon Project. The latter is e...
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Code is Material | Awelon Blue
https://awelonblue.wordpress.com/2014/08/07/code-is-material
Thoughts on Programming Experience Design. Awelon Progress Report VII. Binaries in ABC (or UTF-8) →. Materials are portable and fungible by nature (and often available in bulk). Behavior of a material is intrinsic or based on universal physical laws. Materials can be composed or shaped into new materials (molecules, fabrics, bricks). Materials vary widely in quality, robustness, ease of use, etc. We don’t ask whether materials are meaningful, only whether they are useful. There would be very little need ...
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Exponential Decay of History, Improved | Awelon Blue
https://awelonblue.wordpress.com/2013/01/24/exponential-decay-of-history-improved
Thoughts on Programming Experience Design. Sirea RDP Progress Update: Demand Monitors are Working. Anticipation in RDP Reduced →. Exponential Decay of History, Improved. In an earlier article, I described exponential decay of history. As an alternative to ring buffers. In this article, I’ll provide a full recap and an improved design. History, e.g. the last ten elements (perhaps corresponding to a few seconds), which means they can quickly lose historical context. For example, if the half-life is 50 fram...
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Exponential Decay of History | Awelon Blue
https://awelonblue.wordpress.com/2012/08/20/exponential-decay-of-history
Thoughts on Programming Experience Design. RDP Progress Report →. Exponential Decay of History. There are many problems for which it is useful to keep a history. A few examples of such problems:. Keep history of control-flow in an application for debugging purposes. Keep history of updates to a document for undo purposes. Keep history of a filesystem for backup and recovery purposes. Keep history of a database for queries and auditing. A common, naive approach. The further into the past we look, the less...
