Web Development

Setting up a TRMNL display at home and building three custom plugins for local weather, the SBB station board, and a simplified family calendar.

Revisiting how files are loaded over the network and finally adding support for cloud storage (Dropbox, Google Drive etc)

Diving deep into the different audio options ScummVM provides and making sure they work in the browser.

Cleaning up some loose ends to get ready for future improvements

Reflecting on the custom wedding website I built in 2019, and how it evolved over the years.

I finally found some time over the holidays to wrap up some improvements I was working on for ScummVM last year.

I link a lot to various GitHub items, so I built some Hugo shortcodes for it.

Since merging the initial Webassembly port of ScummVM, I have added a few critical improvements

Making old adventure (and other) games available on the web.

The yearly hackathon at work is always a great time to pursue new ideas or play around in fun ways with existing technology. My entry in 2019 was a humorous take on using simulations when developing computer vision software. I long wondered to see if we could use modern game engines or other simulation technology to augment some of our real world testing at scale. For the hackathon, I decided to apply my (as you will see quite limited) skills and implement a prototype of such a system. ...