flutter Flutter: Animated Gradients via Custom Hooks When faced with the task of coming up with a re-usable "Animated Gradient" widget, I faced one problem, a gradient isn't actually a widget - I can't go and make an AnimatedWidget that
flutter Flutter architecture Part 1: Hooks, Functional Widget and RxDart This is part 1 of a multi-part series on full-stack flutter architecture, from backend, to web admin, to native IOS and Android apps, to automated deployment, utilising a small sample application.In 2017
unity Exploding stuff in Unity I've been working on a little voxel-based mobile game, a game with plenty of explosions... and I thought it would be cool if stuff could explode into their constituent cubes. PicaVoxel has scripts
ASP.NET Core Image Resizing Middleware The .NET Framework people have it easy when it comes to image resizing. You can't go past the excellent ImageResizer Package. Unfortunately, at the time of writing this, I was unable to find
Microservices on .net core with Nancy - Part 2 This is a follow-on from Part 1. Even though we already have console logging, we'll add a LoggingService so that we can figure out how Microservices might talk to each other. We'll be
Radial slider in RaphaëlJS With Apple's new "Bedtime" feature on IOS utilising a radial slider with 2 control points, I thought I'd try my hand at developing a radial slider for the web - as
Microservices on .net core with Nancy - Part 1 In this series of posts, I'm going to talk a little about Microservices, a little about Nancy, and I'm going to put together a very simple architecture that should serve as a good
Transactional email on .net core with Sendwithus Transactional emails can be a real bugbear for business and for marketers. They are often buried in source code, require dev involvement to update, and lack powerful tracking, analytics and segmentation that we
aspnet-core "Controllerless" views in asp.net core I'm always looking for ways to make dev teams more cohesive. I had a front-end dev, who typically worked on a mac with sublime, and some .net devs - who worked on PC
