by suleski | Jan 21, 2017 | Art, Review, Technical
SketchUp is what I have been terming the “Programmer’s Maya”. But I just came across a modeling program that truly deserves that title – OpenSCAD. OpenSCAD is pretty much only useful for 3D prints – you would not want to use it for...
by suleski | May 6, 2016 | Products, Reference, Review, Technical
The problem I have close to a dozen sites that I personally handle. That includes feature requests, performance, and backups. To perform backups, I pretty much set aside a decent chunk of time to manually export the WordPress databases, then I FTP down the...
by suleski | Apr 9, 2016 | Products, Review
It’s been around for years. I’ve seen others generate prints, but have never done it myself. That is, until now. Tonight, I unpacked a new DaVinci Jr Wifi. Here are my thoughts on it: Fairly large – approximately 17″ cubed. Filament spool...
by suleski | Feb 2, 2016 | Review, Technical
So many methodologies on how to program. Things were so simple 20-30 years ago. Single file programs. Then turning into multiple files, procedural. Then OOP. Then Winforms. Then MFC. Then .NET and all the C# goodness. Then WPF. And now MVVM. There’s...
by suleski | Dec 2, 2015 | Review, Technical
Google does a lot of good things. Unfortunately, welcoming new developers to its primary OS is not one of them. I’ve spent the past 4-5 days developing a number of Android apps as proofs for a new project. My overall experience has been lackluster and I want...
