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Jeremy Aaron Heminger Systems Programmer / Web Developer Located in Southern California
ARTICLES
Canvas Experiment
A fiddle with canvas to try to render various things as fast as possible.
Here's a live demo.
Asteroids
Built without AI. It's much more fun to code projects myself.
This is sort of an homage to : Kickass!
I originally built a little easter egg into an intranet app at work. In the login if the user gave the secret user name and password that was not very surreptitiously nested in the HTML source of the login page, then a simple Asteroids game would appear.
Delmiaworks (IQMS) - PLSQL Snippets
Since 2020 I have worked under the hood of Delmiaworks ( formerly IQMS ). In that time I have built a collection of useful queries and code snippets that will only evolve over time. I am updating them regularly on my Github.
Build a New Template for This Website
I would like to build a new template for this website with modern technics.
Structure the TODO page with a Section More Like The Battlezone TODO
https://jeremyheminger.com/node/87
Each project page should automatically have a link back to the TO DO list.
Like this one:
Fix Up My Old Demo Sub-Domain
I just threw together this little HTML list of various projects. https://demo.jeremyheminger.com/
Many are broken for one reason or another. I'll probably move the links on the home page to a page here.
I want to make sure that all these demos work. Especially the paper.js 404 pages.
Even if I decide to rebuild them using vanilla JS.
Monserate Mountain Preserve
I'd like to tackle a big hike this summer—I've already summitted Mt. Baldy, btu i might do that one again or maybe somewhere even farther north. I'm not sure where yet, but first I need to get back in shape. Over the past year, I really let myself go: not exercising much, eating junk food, and drinking daily. I still enjoy good food and drink, but too much of a good thing is, well, bad.