javascript

As another year ends, it’s time for a small retrospect. Next year marks the 10th anniversary of my personal blog, so I’ve been posting about my programming adventures for over a decade now (the first version of www.delphigl.de went online 2003 afair) and I’m still having lots of fun hacking code into different IDEs with different languages, though focus is shifting from time to time. And that’s actually what makes coding so much fun, it’s a constant learning progress that forces you to constantly sharpen your coding skills, learn new languages, adopt to new technologies etc. [Read More]

Following Java (on Android) and C++ (on Windows), I just released my first Javascript sources over at my bitbucket repository. My first (ever) public JavaScript demo is the random dungeon generator that I wrote an article about (a long time ago). It generates random dungeons of different sizes and can be tested directly in your browser over here. Included are the JavaScript sources for the random dungeon generator that use HTML5 for drawing a simple representation of the randomly generated rooms and corridors. [Read More]