Build a HTML5 game like Geometry Dash using Phaser 4 and TypeScript, with a simple custom physics engine

The cube in Geometry Dash always lands perfectly square. It's not rigid-body physics: the spin is purely cosmetic. The hitbox never rotates, and the game snaps the angle to 90 degrees on landing. I rebuilt it as an HTML5 game in Phaser 4 + TypeScript, with my own physics engine.

5 ошибок менеджера, внедряющего ИИ

Опустим мечты учёных и фантастов 1950-ых годов о создании кибернетического сверхмозга и перейдём к практике: начиная с 1960-ых, ключевым направлением применения Искусственного Интеллекта стала автоматизация процессов управления и принятия решений. Грубо говоря, программисты думали как заменить менеджеров. В итоге получилось наоборот: менеджеры думают как заменить программистов.

The part of the app that should not ship with the app

Some years ago, over the course of a weekend, a big public internet radio provider went offline — and with it, a major part of my hand-curated directory broke. I used to think of the remote station catalogs in Wellenreiter as data. That was the first mistake — and yours truly has been building radio…

Jurassic Park computers in excruciating detail

A dock that finally wakes up reliably

Don't you mean extinct?

Making a ‘Stylophone’ Music Synthesizer with Python and MIDI

Let’s Play Some Music With Python

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I Bought a Smart Telescope — Is It Smart and Is It aTelescope?

New Gadgets Appeared During the Last Years

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What Airlines Don’t Tell You — Radiation During The Flight

Let’s Do Some Tests

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The weather app I swore I’d never write

There is a short list of apps every developer is contractually obliged to build at least once: a to-do list, a Markdown editor, a podcast player, and — the final boss of clichés — a weather app. I held the line for twenty years. This is the confession of how I finally caved. For most of those t…