#coding exercises

[codingcorgi]

Day 3 of coding for a year. I'm a bit late posting this, because I passed out 😅

Last night I worked on the backend of getting the tasks implemented and my husband was getting notifications to work correctly. We had some snags with notifications since we've never done that before (I'm thankful for friends and videos online)

Today I'll be hooking up the tasks with front end work using xaml and testing.

[infernal-lamb]

Searching your eyes for the saint is an act of futility

something that's just been on my mind recently!

[scealaiscoite]

reasons for there to be only one bed ˗ˏˋ ꒰ 🍊 ꒱

¹⁾ they’re undercover as a married couple, and as such need to act like one

²⁾ there’s technically two beds available, but it’s freezing cold and everybody knows body heat works best

³⁾ it’s a camping trip, and one character’s forgotten their sleeping bag

⁴⁾ a character goes to their friend’s house after an emotional upheaval in search of comfort, and ends up staying the night - but refuses to kick the homeowner out of their own bed, resulting in the two of them sharing it

⁵⁾ in a roommate scenario, one character’s bedroom has been rendered unusable - and with the couch being unsustainable in the long run, they proffer sharing the one remaining bed as a solution

⁶⁾ there are two beds, but only one blanket

⁷⁾ a character’s taken ill, and the other party worries too much to leave them alone for even a minute

⁸⁾ in a fit of anger after a mission gone wrong, both characters sleep in the only available bed because no one was chivalrous to offer to take the floor

⁹⁾ a character’s had a nightmare, and needs company to feel safe enough to go back to sleep

¹⁰⁾ the weather takes a tumultuous turn, meaning a late night hangout has to turn into a sleepover when a character gets stranded there for the night

¹¹⁾ it’s a late night at work and when they both grow too tired to continue on, the only option is the lone office couch

¹²⁾ a threat’s been made against one/all character(s) involved, and so under the guise of safety in numbers it’s deemed safest if they stay together - everywhere

¹³⁾ one character joins the other for a late-night conversation, and ends up getting comfortable in their bed next to them - evidently too comfortable, as the char in bed falls asleep on the visitor and effectively traps them there

¹⁴⁾ there’s no bed in the shoddy refuge they’ve found after things went sideways, so when it comes time to sleep the only real choice is to stay close together

and, of course,

¹⁵⁾ it’s the last room available at the hotel after a long trip

[divorcedwife]

putting them in the 18th century

[valtoiddd]

what listening to yuyoyuppe does to a mf

[catspawcreates]

One week of silly SaMS expression emoji challenge practice!

Made extra KC versions, because this is me… but I uploaded a variety to my discord server and I’m very pleased with how they look!

**ORIGINAL ARTIST FOUND!

Check out the original post HERE! By trans-eevee

[ratwithhands]

I had this AU archived off my accounts for a few years, but I'm thinking about it a lot more these days so I'm digging it up for sketches.

This is Kudari from Codebreaker, functionally the starting antagonist for the story when Emmet accidentally collides with him and takes parts of his body.

For a little debrief, the main idea of Codebreaker is that Emmet discovers that he exists in a false reality, and that there is a parallel plane where all of the instructions for his reality exist. He finds his way to this plane by accident after walking back from another lonely day at work, and is hellbent on learning how to manipulate it in the hopes that he can recover Ingo with that knowledge. Kudari is his own set of instructions, who he partly dismantles, allowing him to actually interact with the code. This leaves a hollowed out shell that starts trying to find his own way to get his body back from Emmet.

I'd been thinking about the Beta Submas leaks which lead me to sketching him again. Here's the first rough warmup sketch I did with a fight between him and Emmet.

From there I just started reworking his old design to be worse 💀

Let me know if you guys want more of this freak, he's honestly really fun to sketch.

[i-dont-talk-for-days-on-end]

I know the reader is probably not supposed to think of William Baskerville as cute but I am so utterly smitten with Sherlock Holmes in each in every timeline that I just can't help myself ... Yes go on William and look at the world through lenses and ingest some dubious substances and roast those who try to insult you and be gentle to your Watson pardon me Adson and read the signs around you as the genre demands ...

[codingcorgi]

Days 110 to 118 of coding everyday for a year and I've gotten so much done!

I finish both of my finals the C++ and the C#. The C++ final is an adventure game and it wasn't too challenging to make honestly I had fun with it. The C# project was also fun because I got to play with microcharts when creating the statistics page to display collected data! I plan to make the C++ game more fun honestly because I can't just let it die from here. I am going to make the Android and iOS build better on the C# project. I'm really proud of myself today :)

My next adventures will be brushing up on JavaScript since I'm severely out of practice and using what I know to make my portfolio website using Blazor!

[angelmush]

i loveee wearing sweaters i made to work heheheeee

[surumarssi]

This image wouldn't leave my mind until I drew it.

[notimjustagirl]

Less overthinking, more doing. Create, move, explore—draw, write, exercise, code, sing, dance, travel. Just live. Fully, boldly, unapologetically. Live!

[shortfictionweeklychallenge]

Short Fiction Weekly Challenge

Friday Nostalgia Prompts from Short Fiction Weekly Challenge! Enjoy!

What is your Quest: A staple of video games and stories alike. In the most epic versions your character must retrieve/destroy an incredible artifact, thus demonstrating their worth and saving the world. A more mundane quest might be to get herbs from the neighbor's garden...who happens to be a witch. Perhaps enough pig livers to make a pie...strangely, not every pig has a liver. This week, send your character on a quest. What are they doing and how will they get there? A quest can be an entire book or only one small part. Likewise, your story could detail the full quest, beginning to end, or one small but significant event during it.

Code of Conduct: It’s fun to assign your character a D&D alignment, but most characters are more complex than that. Often their actions seem contradictory, but are consistent according to your character’s personal code. So what is it? What combination of lines they won’t cross and clearly acceptable behaviors make up your character’s morals? Is it something they learned or something they developed on their own? What events in the course of their story test them, and how do they respond?

First Day on the Job - Some of our characters have very long, very colorful employment histories. Others picked a job or had it picked for them when they were very young. Pick one of the jobs your character has held and describe the day they came to it.

[skyfallscotland]

the discourse about katie ledecky and pots in mainstream media makes me want to punt someone through a wall and i'm not sorry about it

[dkettchen]

I've learnt how to input in python I will be unstoppable now

[projectbatman193]

That's what Project Batman is all about!!