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Disclaimer: This article intends to be a primer so that you may gain insight in order to understand beginner OOP articles better (for example on wikipedia). In order to grasp more abstract concepts, suspend as much logic as you would when watching Star Trek. Message not sponsored by anyone I know. Some neurons dissipated during the writing of this.
Note: I am aware of the current injustices in the world. This post does not intend to undermine the lives/issues of other humans currently #blacklivesmatter #1984genocide. Where ever we are on the planet we must live with kindness { Hello World! } I’m super excited to be making a Unity3D course with Newline! Newline formerly known as Fullstack.io is an online publisher for wholesome and
Introduction Since we’re using Unity3D to build our VR experiences, here are the steps to walk through finishing setting up Unity3D for VR. It requires extra components as you’re building for the Quest. Steps Download and install Unity hub here. Unity Hub is like your dashboard to manage your Unity projects and any Unity3D versions that you install Choose the latest version of Unity3D to
This past month I’ve been working with an animation studio in Utah to help create a course on JavaScript for kid! It’s been a lot of fun! See the trailer here!
I’ve always wanted a dev tech outfit for myself. Imposter syndrome aside, coding is a lifestyle. A lifestyle where you sit for long periods of time and it’s really irritating to pull up your pants so that they don’t scrunch at your knees when you sit down 🙂 I wanted to make it official, nothing wrong with jeans, track pants and t-shirts. But I was
Introduction Super excited to be starting a new series on VR for Newbies. This series will be aimed at Newbies! There world of VR dev right now is a bit scattered and information not consistent as VR headsets aren’t standardized. This series will be for ABSOLUTE newbies in order to break the barrier into VR by presenting information in a more cohesive and organized way.
Introduction I’m glad there are machine learning implementations in JavaScript. Abstracts a lot of the complexities associated with training & using machine learning models. I just hope ml5.js doesn’t become obsolete tomorrow or the next month! Python has been the modern de-facto language for #machinelearning. And there are tons of python libraries to implement machine learning tasks. However, JavaScript implementations of machine learning are fairly
Request the user to start their webcam stream var video= document.querySelector(“#videoElement”); if(navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia){ navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia({ video: true }) .then(function (stream) { video.srcObject = stream; }) .catch(function (error) { console.log(“Error streaming”); }); } Using the getUserMedia() API which allows you to access a user’s camera and mic without any plugins Streams have inputs (video) and outputs (video) The if-conditional checks if the getUserMedia is supported Syntax: navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia(constraints).then(successCallback).catch(errorCallback) The
5 years ago I made my first course and it was on Git. I learned a lot about making courses, video editing, sound editing and how people learn! Because I like to focus on core stuff example Vanilla JavaScript instead of libraries and frameworks, I rarely have to update things. Infact this course is still relevant and has had only 1 minor update during it’s
Took me a day to finish the above + read on posenet and have it running on a local server. My webcam on my laptop isn’t all that great but should suffice for the time being. Below are steps for the project so far: Use getUserMedia method of the web media API to detect a webcam and get permission from the user to stream video
