The idea with this site is, I do something every week (even if it's very small).
I can see why JavaScript devs likes adding new libraries, frameworks and such.
Adding them can solve problems fast.
This weekly breakdown was made using chart.js:
I have a new fun goal this summer outside of tech also.
My goal is to run 10 kilometers (km) in less than 40 minutes.
I can run slightly longer distances like 40 km (no water) or 80 km (if I get to drink water) but the speed isn't great.
My guess is that this is doable, but I will have to push myself.
This week was all about planning ahead. Planning is work and can save time later....
I feel like things here need to take a new direction, and that's what I will attempt to do in one or two weeks.
Added some "animation" that follows the cursor.
Added a favicon file (it's a tiny image that is shown in most browsers address bar).
My focus this week has been on JAVA.
I'm trying to get more familiar with the Java way of doing things.
So I built a few projects in Spring boot.
And tried GraalVM.
Changed how the homepage look.
More precise - added some new css code.
Experimented with podman locally.
Below is a (very distorted) screenshot from a free game (demo), that I might release on itch io, unsure
Built a very small world and tested some client/server stuff.
In the image below, two users are connected using JSON.
Can you spot them both?
Activated HTTP/2, it's supposed to be an upgrade from HTTP/1.1
Started work on a basic content managment system.
My intentions are to use the simple CMS for this site.
I got websockets up and running and used it as a chat.
Websocket functionallity are offline for now after being done with the testing.
My tests included connecting a few users using a small game client I wrote (and have the game recive/display the chat).
Also I spawned a few connections using javascript and a webbrowser.
Everything worked as expected.
Those connected could send and revice messages.
There is something other than websockets that I want to explore.
But it's very hard for me to do and not a super high priority.