Setting Up Open Source and Live Coding — Part 1
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Setting Up Open Source and Live Coding — Part 1 — Hi, I’m Sam
Setting Up Open Source and Live Coding — Part 1 — Hi, I’m Sam
Hi, I’m Sam
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Setting Up Open Source and Live Coding — Part 1
Posted on July 1, 2013
This is a play-by-play screencast of me moving a component out of SSToolkit into its own library. I cover setting up a good open source component, writing Core Graphics drawing code, a bit of low-level C stuff, and some of my workflow.
You can find the code so far for this on GitHub: github.com/soffes/SAMGradientView. We’ll be adding a lot more in part 2.
Here are some things I mentioned
Also note, this video is to give you a sense of how I work and hopefully teach you stuff along the way. There are a few edits. Mainly to save you time. I cut out about 12 minutes of me wasting time. There wasn’t anything of value you missed out on I promise. I’m just looking out for your time :)
I’d really love some feedback. Leave a comment here or tweet me at @soffes on Twitter.
Sleep Schedule
Posted on June 29, 2013
I'm really bad at sleep. There are so many more things I'd rather be doing. There was the one Bond villain that only had to sleep for 15 minutes a day or something. I want that.
I generally go to bed around 2am or 3am. Since I work from home, I wake up around 8:30 and starting in bed right away. I spend an enormous amount of time working in bed instead of at my desk. On most days, I don't get out of bed until 11 or 12. It's pretty great.
After my Seesaw work is doing around 6:30ish, I hang out with family and such. Around 10 or 11 I'll start working on whatever side project I feel like that evening. Lately, it's been Roon.
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