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Grant Skinner is a big proponent of what he calls ‘passionate procrastination’. Here’s a quick look at some of my attempts at generative spiral art.
Arrays are a fundamental part of any programming language, and can have any type of object stored in them, accessed by index. However, generally speaking, objects of different types are not mixed within the same array. This means you can be sure of the type of ALL the objects in a given array, and is [...]
There is a great thing you can use in C#.NET (the static String.Format method) to easily format strings. It gives an easily human readable string, rather than having to use + operators all over the place with a complex concatenation, which makes it tricky to see whats going on. Here is something similar I’ve built [...]
@FashDen tweeted a useful resource the other day about default values for a whole load of data types. It could come in handy so I thought I’d re-post it here. The page is from Maohao: see http://maohao.wordpress.com/2009/04/07/default-values-in-as3/
A useful feature of C# is to be able to precede a string with the @ character so that it can span multiple lines. Here’s an example of the equivalent in actionscript 3.
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