Unfortunately, with this coming school year, my time is going to be constrained a lot and this means that I will have precious little free time.
This means that my time on Cemetech will be serverely constrained to the point that I might not be able to hang out on IRC, which sucks.
I will try my hardest to make time to write the 2018 PotY, though
I really love this community and I shudder to think what my life would be without it. I don't have a study hall this year, (only a half-hour lunch period, a far cry from the nearly two hours per day at my disposal last year)
I'll try to come back to this site when I can, like winter break, etc.
In the meantime, enjoy this JavaScript snippet I wrote. Like many things, I had a fundamental understanding of JavaScript before Cemetech. The hardest thing I had made was some form of weird rainbow text thing. It still exists somewhere, and it was completely rewritten into this and eventually this. Because of motivation provided by Cemetech, JavaScript is now something I am relatively competent at. That's only partially an understatement. I'm still amazed by some of the things people have done. Maybe, with more free time, I can be like them. This snippet is not golfed all the way (it can be made smaller by pre-evaluating the .map loop, in fact) but it has a certain coolness factor and elegance.
Code:
Goodbye for now,
_iPhoenix_
I've never signed off a post before, this feels weird x.x
This means that my time on Cemetech will be serverely constrained to the point that I might not be able to hang out on IRC, which sucks.
I will try my hardest to make time to write the 2018 PotY, though
I really love this community and I shudder to think what my life would be without it. I don't have a study hall this year, (only a half-hour lunch period, a far cry from the nearly two hours per day at my disposal last year)
I'll try to come back to this site when I can, like winter break, etc.
In the meantime, enjoy this JavaScript snippet I wrote. Like many things, I had a fundamental understanding of JavaScript before Cemetech. The hardest thing I had made was some form of weird rainbow text thing. It still exists somewhere, and it was completely rewritten into this and eventually this. Because of motivation provided by Cemetech, JavaScript is now something I am relatively competent at. That's only partially an understatement. I'm still amazed by some of the things people have done. Maybe, with more free time, I can be like them. This snippet is not golfed all the way (it can be made smaller by pre-evaluating the .map loop, in fact) but it has a certain coolness factor and elegance.
Code:
d=document,c=d.createElement('canvas'),a=c.getContext('2d');
d.body.appendChild(c),p=Math.PI,q=p/4,m=['fill',l='lineTo',l,f='arc',f,'scale'],c.width=c.height=300,a.fillStyle='red',['55',[20,20,10,3*q,0],[40,20,10,p,q],[30,44],[13,27],[]].map(x=>a[m.pop()](...x))Goodbye for now,
_iPhoenix_
I've never signed off a post before, this feels weird x.x
