Blog Two player Artillery shooter This is a neat little game I wrote to demonstrate one particular way to use the survey-toolbox. I have a comprehensive code walkthrough below, and right at the bottom is the full code you can paste into a python file (.py) and you're good to go. The concept of this
Coding Survey Toolbox Released Finally the day has arrived! The surveyor-toolbox has been uploaded to the Python Package Index and is available for download and install.
Coding Survey Toolbox update Chipping away at it in my downtime! I have managed to separate the code from one big script into a bunch of smaller scripts to allow for some code isolation - this will let bits and pieces be worked on without impacting the whole (hopefully!). I've also managed to put
Coding The beginning of an Open Source Coordinate Math Library Almost everything I do has coordinates in it: projected, geographic, arbitrary - and for as long as I've been coding in Python I've been slowly storing my snippets of code and building on them as I reuse them. One of the tasks I usually have to do when starting a
Python Bore Calculator Those that know me know I love a little math and logic challenge - the more moving parts the better! This is something I coded as a proof of concept / talent showcase. It is a Bore Pit Calculator - designed to allow field surveyors and engineers the ability to do
Coding Building an Escape Room Bot for Discord Myself and a buddy from Uni teamed up for one of our projects for "Building Information Technology Systems". It was a vague enough course with little direction and very limited guidance, but it also meant we had a lot of freedom to create something pretty cool. Most of the teams
Portfolio Beloved Betti One of our group challenges during Bootcamp was to produce an original webapp from start to finish. There were a few criteria regarding API, authentication, plus the usual proof of teamwork requirements. We elected to create a peer betting application. AS far as applications go, it was relatively simple, but
Portfolio How's the rain? This weather dashboard webapp was built during Bootcamp to experience tapping into an existing API. In addition to the Open Weather API, I also connected to the Google Places API so I could utilise location search and Google Maps to add a spatial element. To tweak it I added autocomplete
Bootcamp Eat Da Burger An appetite for Express! This was a fun little project completed as part of the Coding Bootcamp. The challenge was to build a site that allowed items to be added, moved, or removed. Like the namesake it was to be about burgers so I created a custom theme utilising Bootstrap
Blog Where's it at? Why add a blog to the list of #TODO's? I once read that keeping a journal or blog of what you have learned was a great way to reinforce what you'd learnt, a great way to prove your understanding, and also a great way to help others. And it's true.
