Here’s a really cool site that provides user interface screenshots (some animated) from which you can draw inspiration (imitate and improve). The site classifies and organizes example UI’s in a variety of helpful categories. http://collectui.com […]
In this post I describe how to copy assets from the node_modules directory using the copy config in the stencil.config.ts file for Stencil.js. My Stencil.js web components project has a dependency on Bootstrap, so in the pages that show examples of my components, I needed to include the following files: bootstrap.min.css bootstrap.min.js jquery.slim.min.js popper.min.js First, […]
By default, only one side of a plane in ZBrush will display because the surface normals are facing in only one direction. If you rotate the plane in the workspace, the plane will become invisible when turned to the other side. To see both sides, go to Tool > Display Properties and click the Double […]
Here’s a quick note on how to bend things in ZBrush using the Bend Curve modifier. This as essential technique that you will likely use a lot in your sculpting. […]
Here’s a quick note on how to change the canvas background color in ZBrush. […]
SANSA is a big data processing engine for scalable processing of large-scale RDF data. SANSA uses Spark and Flink which offer fault-tolerant, highly available and scalable approaches to process massive sized datasets efficiently. SANSA provides the facilities for Semantic data representation, Querying, Inference, and Analytics. […]
Recently, I upgraded my macOS to Mojave and ran into the following error after running the git init command. xcrun: error: invalid active developer path (/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools), missing xcrun at: /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/xcrun I was able to fix this by running the following command in a terminal… xcode-select –install Accept the license and install xcode-select when the associated […]
Inspired by Tim Urban’s TED talk, Inside the mind of a master procrastinator, as well as articles from his blog, Wait But Why, I created an interactive Life Time Calendar using the D3.js JavaScript library. Tim’s calendar concept maps out ninety 90 years (left to right) and 52 weeks in a year (top-to-bottom) so that you can visualize […]
In this weekend side-hustle series, we’re building a Progressive Web App (PWA) for desktop and mobile that delivers WordPress content using Ionic, Angular, and the WordPress API. In Part 1, we got everything setup and working. In Part 2, we created a richer presentation of the WordPress Posts using Ionic cards. In Part 3, we implemented […]
In this weekend side-hustle series, we’re building a Progressive Web App (PWA) for desktop and mobile that delivers WordPress content using Ionic, Angular, and the WordPress API. In Part 1, we got everything setup and working. In Part 2, we created a richer presentation of the WordPress Posts using Ionic cards. In Part 3, we implemented […]