Hearing JSON being said so many times in a row takes me back to my school days. I did a course on web development, and being a group of 20-30-year-old beer-loving boys living at the height of social media, we did what anyone in that situation would do: We humanized JSON. We convinced the entire school that we had a 24th class member named Json Query. He had a Facebook account, was let into the Facebook group for the school and the class and he even turned in some class work. At the peak of the joke, he was even assigned by one of the newer lecturers to a group work assignment. Let me remind you, his name was Json Query and the course was for Web Development in a school specializing in coding. Despite Facebook's insistence on proving you're a "real boy", the account is still there today.
Funny you're worried that slow mo will make you look drunk? Haha Mr. Shiffman...I work in law enforcement and have no idea what you are talking about but I can't stop watching because you are a pretty cool guy!! And I am hooked on coding because of you! Great job!
Your right you do sound drunk at half speed! Thanks for this vid, watched during the livestream and I'm watching it again now. This is helping me to understand JSON data so much better (y)
It looks like d3.js has some features for data visualisation that are missing in p5.js. Will we be having those features in p5.js also in the future? If you plan to include those features in p5.js, I would also like to contribute to the source code. I am very much interested in contributing to the core codebase.
Daniel thanks for this video. Even though I am not going to make this example, i can use the things that u explained and put it in my space invaders code
Month 4 is may and month 10 is november, you can see that there is 0/2015. This is because the code he is using to detect the month return january as 0, february as 1 and so on
Do you participate in the ludum dare game dev competition? If not, I would love to see you participate in the next one in April! ldjam.com - new site, ludumdare.com - old site
The way i understand it javascript is an interpretive language meaning the code is never compiled but interpreted as it's running. If you mean "what program is he using to write the code in?", it's called Atom.
So I started watching your videos at a half speed and to by honest, I can't remember when I laughed more!
hahah, so funny.
no /s
Watching them at 1.5x is a nice representation of neurosis. XD jk
I just noticed, in the end credit, your socks match with your tie.
I'm not disappointed.
This channel is awesome! I enjoying watching your vids and really learn a lot out of them! Keep up the amazing work Dan!
Hearing JSON being said so many times in a row takes me back to my school days. I did a course on web development, and being a group of 20-30-year-old beer-loving boys living at the height of social media, we did what anyone in that situation would do: We humanized JSON.
We convinced the entire school that we had a 24th class member named Json Query. He had a Facebook account, was let into the Facebook group for the school and the class and he even turned in some class work. At the peak of the joke, he was even assigned by one of the newer lecturers to a group work assignment.
Let me remind you, his name was Json Query and the course was for Web Development in a school specializing in coding.
Despite Facebook's insistence on proving you're a "real boy", the account is still there today.
Cant wait to one day being as good as you! I have a huge passion for computer science AND programming :))
Funny you're worried that slow mo will make you look drunk? Haha Mr. Shiffman...I work in law enforcement and have no idea what you are talking about but I can't stop watching because you are a pretty cool guy!! And I am hooked on coding because of you! Great job!
+James Dean glad to hear!!
YAYAYAYYAYAYAY YOU DID A DATA VISUALIZATION VIDEO OMG
Hope it was helpful and interesting!
Your right you do sound drunk at half speed! Thanks for this vid, watched during the livestream and I'm watching it again now. This is helping me to understand JSON data so much better (y)
So glad to hear!
*Coding challenge:* replicate the mobile game *Stack*.
this one?
github.com/jesuino/simple-stacker-game-in-processing
William Antônio Siqueira Similar, but I think it could be done in 3D.
21:50 correction: a drunk person in a super echoy room
Hi Daniel, Thanks a lot for the good job! Please prepare a coding challenge on sentiment analysis using Twitter APIs
please use machine learning with such data sets in the future, amazing work!
This would have been an ideal video to use RiTa.js.
It looks like d3.js has some features for data visualisation that are missing in p5.js. Will we be having those features in p5.js also in the future? If you plan to include those features in p5.js, I would also like to contribute to the source code. I am very much interested in contributing to the core codebase.
Daniel thanks for this video. Even though I am not going to make this example, i can use the things that u explained and put it in my space invaders code
Great to hear!
at 17:31 you said May to November.The array goes from 4/2015 to 10/2016, does the data extend past the beginning and end of those months?
+M H I'll have to double check, I probably made a mistake while speaking!
Month 4 is may and month 10 is november, you can see that there is 0/2015. This is because the code he is using to detect the month return january as 0, february as 1 and so on
9:18 and onward at half speed
dear Daniel , can you make a organization tree ???
u the best daniel :)
Do you participate in the ludum dare game dev competition? If not, I would love to see you participate in the next one in April! ldjam.com - new site, ludumdare.com - old site
If you split by any letter or number then surely if you had a string 'I wasn't there' you would get 'I' 'wasn' 't' 'there'
Same with hyphenated words
Yup, a good next step would be to develop a more sophisticated delimiter "regular expression" for splitting.
coding challange: replicate Google :D
It took me right up to the end bell to figure out what flotus and potus stood for... :facepalm:
We want see Coding Challange: A* algorithm
Tried to watch at half speed. You really sound drunk :D
27:50 : Object.Kenyans, most definitely...
which compiler are you using
The way i understand it javascript is an interpretive language meaning the code is never compiled but interpreted as it's running.
If you mean "what program is he using to write the code in?", it's called Atom.
ok thanks for the Atom, I know that java is platform independent
who else was here on the stream?
Why are there so many "first"-s in the final histogram?
Because Michelle Obama is an annoying youtube commenter with notifications turned on.
Lol XD
but how can i extract json file out of facebook or tweeter?
thanks for wonderful work
heyhey
Can U make a Challenge if green t-shirt or blue? (the same as chromakey)
This will be funny =) Brazil hugs
15:48 lol, so confused what to say!?
clap clap clap :) Thanks.
your hand gesture is enough to understand ! No need to even speak!!!
Love U
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