This is the personal site of electronics enthusiast, freelance web developer and professional geek James Waples.
Poking around about somewhere is the Wallpaper Gallery, along with some Tutorials and jQuery Plugins to boot. I put my work/tutorials up for free in the hope that it may one day help someone, somewhere, doing something productive.
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I haven't done much to JamWaffles recently (apart from remove the comments system due to too much spam), but here we have an update to the OpenGL WaveFront loader tutorial.
There is now a complete header and .cpp file explanation, as well as a downloadable project (scroll to the bottom). The current state of the tutorial only loads geometry and normals, but it's a good start!
The jQuery plugins page has a new addition; Mr Slyde! Mr Slyde is a jQuery slider input plugin. It's much the same as jQuery UI's one, but not as bloated or crap.
It's been a long time since I've put anything new on JamWaffles, but now there's something.
I've added the jQuery Plugins page! There's only one plugin up at the moment, but there will be more added when I have time.
They're all hosted on Github (search JamWaffles).
Two posts in a day should make up for the absolute silence over the past couple of months.
This one addresses stuff that will actually be on the site, instead of the new intelligent comment system I've so imaginatively thought up.
First off, we have the C++ object loader tutorial. I'll write this when I can and, when the extra code is finished, I'll be adding a VBO version of the loader onto the end of the normal tutorial.
Lastly (yeah, only two things, but it's two more than 0. Or 6 more than -4!) we have a new section; jQuery plugins! There are only two at the moment, a simple, styleable select box replacement, and the other a slider widget. Think jQuery UI's one without the bloat. The code will be hosted both here and on GitHub for all to see.