The word “scope” itself means “extent “or “range” to which a subject matter is limited to. In context to coding this means, that whether you can use a variable or not, is determined by where it is declared in your code. There are 4 types of scope in a JavaScript document, for example script.js 1. Global scope Inside a JavaScript document, global scope is the
ECMA which is short for European Computer Manufacturer’s Association, is an international organization that creates standards for technologies. One of these standards is called “ECMA-262”. ECMA-262 is the standard for creating a general purpose scripting language. This standard is commonly called ECMAScript specification. This specification contains rules and guidelines for creating a scripting language. JavaScript which is a client-side scripting language is one of the
The book is here It is highly recommended. If you have a background in neuroscience, you will enjoy it a lot! The programmer’s brain 🧠 When learning learn to recognize your confusion. Knowing what type of confusion you are facing can help you. There are 3 types of confusion: 1. Lack of knowledge Complete lack of knowledge in a specific domain so lacking domain specific
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
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.
New project for #2020 (amongst a gazillion others) This month I started with a project that I’ve been planning to do for a long time. The goal is to create an immersive experience, and highly interact-able course in virtual reality for learning twitter bootstrap, a front-end technology used to develop mobile/tablet/pc responsive webpages. More specifically to make the learner understand how items are placed horizontally
Learning how to learn is a fundamental skill. Note: This is a work in progress Introduction: Recently I’ve decided to spend more time learning virtual reality development with Unreal Engine 4. There wasn’t any panic involved, just a prolonged period of 5 days where I expended a lot of mental energy figuring out a course of action. This is akin to the “Pathways” option provided
