Programming A Pixel Clock for Devs using Python, JavaScript, C#, Rust and others!

Help us to make our PXL Clock a reality!
In this episode, we demonstrate how fun and simple programming can be with our custom device. We’ll create an impressive animation in just 50 lines of code, perfect for both seasoned programmers and beginners.
What you’ll learn:
• animations
• triggers and rule evaluation
• a blend of imperative and functional programming
• state-aware functions, similar to React but for frames and pixels
We’ll delve into "magic functions", enabling state-aware functions that retain their state. Learn to animate properties over time and use built-in animation functions for smooth results.
We Need Your Help!
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Chapters
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00:00 What We Will Do In This Video
00:21 Can I Buy the PXL Clock?
00:40 Use The PXL Simulator!
00:54 Drawing a Static Background and Circle
04:24 Motion! Animate Display Properties by "useState"
08:40 Using Spceial Animation Functions
09:38 Mixing Imperative And Functional Programming
12:34 Composability And Components (with State-Aware Functions)
13:41 WE NEED YOUR HELP (Make The Frame A Reality)
Links
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Repo: github.com/SchlenkR/ThePureSt...
Scott Wlaschin: "Pipeline Oriented Programming": • Pipeline-oriented prog...
Socials
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GitHub: github.com/SchlenkR
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[@PanMaciek]

Nice code, didn't see F# used in a while. I remember using it tho, it was a nice experience

[@ThePureState]

Then this might be a good chance to restart your journey! F# is super simple, and so easy to learn and use :)