So I decided to get into the tshirt business. So I’m going to start designing cool and quirky geeky. Tshirts for devs and nerds. Sometime it has a bit of deadpool humor. If you like my tshirt designs please give me shout out and buy. Thanks All. Sincerely, Jason Chan Graphic Artist – Coder –…
This is a tutorial about how to turn off your Fortnite Reload Hud
You go into creative mode and go into settings > Hud > Reticle Ammo Indicator – OFF
So far I like the game a lot. It’s really fun. It’s mixture of 3d and side strollers. It’s basically mario 64 on steroids. It’s pretty fun and I highly recommend it. The controls are fairly simple and the levels are fairly simple. My only caveat is that the controls are okay. The only thing…
I am changing and evolving. I am growing. I have switched to product reviews and making videos I like. I am no longer going to focus on web dev. I want to approach a wider audience. I just don’t want to have only web developers are my audience. I want a broader spectrum. I will…
Javascript Closure This is an example of how to use iffe closure example to avoid collisions with other global variables in your programs. By placing the variable in the function it makes it private and not accessible everywhere else that would create a problem. // global variable bad because of collisions // break other programs…
Since you already have heard that parse is closing down. Here are some instruction to set up you own parse. You can read more about the announcement here. You Can set up Parse with heroku or AWS. The guides are at: Heroku: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/deploying-a-parse-server-to-heroku AWS: http://mobile.awsblog.com/post/TxCD57GZLM2JR/How-to-set-up-Parse-Server-on-AWS-using-AWS-Elastic-Beanstalk If you’re not sure which to choose I’d go for…
These are some code snippets on how to create functions to check if a number is even. Do a factorial with a for loop. Do a text replacement with regular expressions. // isEven f(x) function isEven(arg) { return arg%2 === 0 } // factorial f(x) function factorial(num) { var result = 1; for(var i =…
These are some examples of simple for loop challenges and exercises I did for fun. // Print ‘hello’ the string vertically var str = ‘hello’; for(var count = 0; count < str.length; count++) { console.log(str[i]) } // print all numbers between -10 and 19 for(var i = -10; i < 20; i++) { console.log(i) }…
This is code example of javascript being dynamically typed with arrays. Arrays can store, anything: strings, objects, functions, strings, and integers. Below is example how to call an object lateral and function. Remember arrays start count at 0. var arr = [1, 2, 3, { name: ‘jason’, addy: ‘111 fake st’ }, function(name){ var greeting…
First create a folder: Then CD into that folder through CMD Then do the follow in command-line npm init npm install -g babel-cli npm install babel-preset-es2015–save-dev Then create app.js.es6 file Then use this example code: class Person { constructor(name) { this.name = name; } greet(){ return “Hello I am ${this.name}”; } } let person =…