One of my coworkers, Jessica Fake, made this excellent detailed presentation on her experience getting solar panels in Charlottesville. If all my previous posts have not pushed you over the edge, maybe this presentation will. Reproduced here with permission:
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Here is the presentation on my experience publishing a JavaScript book for Kids from BeCamp 2019.
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By now you must know that my son is helping me write a followup to my first book, Elementary JavaScript, called Intermediate JavaScript. And in this second book, our plan is to teach you how to make 2D Graphics games in JavaScript. We are working on a new version of BlobAttack built using Phaser. We…
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Here is my presentation on my experience teaching my son code from BeCamp 2019.
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Here is my presentation on going solar from last year’s (2018) becamp.
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Last week I posted about everything my son and I learned about designing a cover for a book. Based on that we designed a new cover for Intermediate JavaScript, a followup to my first book Elementary JavaScript. I was very excited about the new cover. It looked great on my screen, much more professional than…
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Elementary JavaScript has been getting some great reviews on Amazon: it is written in a manner that all ages can learn, understand and enjoy while learning to code My 9 yo and I have finished first 4 chapters and absolutely love this book. Would recommend to prospective young coders and their parents! understanding how to…
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If you follow the Elementary JavaScript book page on Facebook or Instagram, you will have seen that Ahan, my 10 year old son, and I have started on the second book in the series called Intermediate JavaScript. One of the things that Ahan helped me with on the first book was cover design. This time…
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Here are some pictures from the Sunflower Festival at Liberty Mills Farm. Starting this post, I’ll upload images at 4k resolution instead of the 1080P from before. Here is a panorama of the sunflower field: While we were there, we could see they were getting ready for the corn maze: Using these images.
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