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Tiled, your TMX game tile map creating toolFeb 10, 2014 at 6:00 AM
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I came across today's project when working on this post, Thinking about building your own Tower Game? Start with TGSK (Tower Game Starter Kit). I thought about mentioning in that post, but felt it needed it's own post. We highlighted a map/tile editor a couple years ago, Tiding over your level… -
3D Printed, Bluetooth enabled, Netduino powered, Windows Phone Controled Rodent ChaserFeb 07, 2014 at 6:00 AM 1
Today's Hardware Friday project comes to us via Matt Cavanagh and his need to, well, chase out some rodents from under his house... Windows Phone controlled car with Netduino and BluetoothThe houses in Durban, South Africa (where I live) usually have some form of gap underneath them that ranges from… -
Mastering your .Net Math needs with ILNumericsFeb 05, 2014 at 6:00 AM 1
Math is fun right? Especially when you can "see" it? When you can take numbers and equations and turn them into cool images? Today's project is all about that and much more... ILNumericsSimple, Clear, All-in-One: Math Library for .NET ILNumerics is a high performance math library for… -
No empty nesting here, Mads' File Nesting Visual Studio ExtensionFeb 03, 2014 at 6:00 AM 1
How can it be possible that it's been six years since we've highlighted work from Mads Kristensen? How is that even possible? Well, it's time to change that! You've seen how Visual Studio's Solution Explorer groups files, nesting them, right? How the code behind files are nested under their visual… -
Coding4Fun January 2014 Round-UpJan 31, 2014 at 6:00 AM 1
Here at Coding4Fun, we published a good deal of posts, six a week at least. With that number of posts it's easy to miss some of the great stuff we post. Starting this year, I'm going to try something new. As the last Coding4Fun Blog post of the month, I'm going to round-up all that month's posts. At… -
LiveChat Starter Kit, SignalR styleJan 29, 2014 at 6:00 AM 1
In today's Web Wednesday project comes to us via Dominic St-Pierre. Love them or hate them, I'm sure you've seen the web based live chats on web sites. Today's project lets you had that same capability to your sites quickly and easily. And I mean quickly... I went from New Project to chat enabled… -
Liking LICEcap (Desktop capture to animated GIF)Jan 27, 2014 at 6:00 AM 2
Today's C++ Monday Project is not like our usual fare, but I thought it kind of cool and we don't highlight C++ utilities often. Also it's two-for-one day too! So why did I think it cool? All to often when I'm trying to explain a bug to someone, a video would be about 100x's faster… -
High speed, low drag with the SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) and .Net Micro FrameworkJan 24, 2014 at 6:00 AM 0
Today's Hardware Friday post is from Friend of the Blog, Paolo Patierno. he shows off the the Serial Peripheral Interface and how we can use it in a .Net Micro Framework development... Some of the past projects of his we've highlighted: Get your .Net Micro Framework devices up with the… -
Bringing the Modern Touch keyboard into your WPF appJan 22, 2014 at 6:00 AM 0
Today's WPF and Windows Wednesday post is one I thought kind of cool. Seems it would be simple at first, but is harder than you might think... Brian Lagunas shows how you can make your Windows 8.1 Desktop WPF app a touch bit easier for your users to interact with... Showing the Windows 8 Touch… -
Driving the Silverlit Ferrari 458 Italia with the RC APIJan 20, 2014 at 6:00 AM 1
Today's Mobile Monday is as much a Hardware Friday post as anything, but I already had a post for this coming Friday and I didn't want to push this out, so...yeah. Mobile Monday Project it is! Jimmy Engström, in the sprit of a coding4fun dev, had a cool toy and wanted to write an app for his…
