Fri 18 September 2020
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TidalCycles (tidal in short) is a live coding language for music performance / composition.
I don't use it myself but been playing with a live coder, Lizzie, AKA digital selves , for the last year and a half.
Check her out!
With a COVID 2nd wave around the corner we …
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Thu 21 February 2019
A 4 hours introduction to git workshop for my PhD fellas.
Based on an old git crash course blog post.
Why?
Keep your projects organized.
Collaborate with others.
Get involved with open source.
Configuring git …
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Tue 31 January 2017
A really short introduction to git for my PhD fellas.
Clone something
There are two ways to start to work in a git repository.
git clone https://github.com/some_user/some_repo.git to download a project into a new directory some_repo .
git init to make the current directory …
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Thu 22 December 2016
We build a web-app, and want the items on the navigation bar to be active when the user visits the corresponding page, like this:
I'm not saying that this is a complicated task in other frameworks, but it often feels "hacky".
Here is a phoenix solution that feels pretty elegant …
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