# coding train (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 1 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover coding train. Page: Feed: --- ## [Learning p5.js week four: Hilbert Curve](https://kulugary.neocities.org/blog/learning-p5-js-week-four/) _2025-11-01 · Blog_ In this week's experiment I'll be diving into the Hilbert curve algorithm following along this video from The Coding Train . What is the Hilbert Curve # According to Wikipedia : \[...\] a continuous fractal space-filling curve . In simpler terms, it's a mathematical curve that can theoretically fill an entire two-dimensional area by following a precise recursive pattern. Each iteration (called an… ## [Learning p5.js week three: Wave Function Collapse](https://kulugary.neocities.org/blog/learning-p5-js-week-three/) _2025-10-26 · Blog_ After a short break, this week I’m exploring the Wave Function Collapse algorithm, following this video by The Coding Train . What Is Wave Function Collapse # According to Wikipedia : \[...\] a family of constraint-solving algorithms commonly used in procedural generation , especially in the video game industry . In simpler terms, it’s a system that generates patterns or terrains based on rules: it… ## [Learning p5.js week two: Marching Squares](https://kulugary.neocities.org/blog/learning-p5-js-week-two/) _2025-10-11 · Blog_ This week's experiment dives into the marching squares algorithm, following this video from The Coding Train . What are Marching Squares # According to Wikipedia : \[...\] an algorithm that generates contours for a two-dimensional scalar field (rectangular array of individual numerical values) In simpler terms, it’s a way to turn a field of numbers into shapes. Its 3D cousin, marching cubes , is… ## [Learning p5.js week one: Paper marbling algorithm](https://kulugary.neocities.org/blog/learning-p5-js-week-one/) _2025-10-04 · Blog_ This week starts my first experiment with p5.js . The subject for today is the paper marbling algorithm, based in the implementation explained in this video by The Coding Train . What is the Paper Marbling Algorithm # Paper marbling, as defined by Wikipedia , is: \[...\] a method of aqueous surface design, which can produce patterns similar to smooth marble or other kinds of stone . In this context,… ## [Learning p5.js week zero: Introduction](https://kulugary.neocities.org/blog/learning-p5-js-week-zero/) _2025-10-01 · Blog_ A few years back I stumbled onto The Coding Train by Daniel Shiffman , and ended up watching a handful of his videos on YouTube . That's where I first came across p5.js , an open-source JavaScript library built on top of Processing . Processing describes itself as: \[...\] a flexible software sketchbook and a language for learning how to code. I've been developing software for a while, but I've… ## [Integrating Chattable as a Guestbook](https://kulugary.neocities.org/blog/integrating-chattable-as-a-guestbook/) _2025-09-16 · Blog_ It's pretty common in the indie web to have a /guestbook , a little corner where visitors can leave a message for others to read. I'd been meaning to add one for a while, but I wanted something that felt native to the site: no external service pages, and styling that wouldn't clash with the rest of the site. Integrating Chattable # Chattable turned out to be a nice fit. Once you make an account,… ## [Applying authentication architecture](https://kulugary.neocities.org/blog/applying-authentication-architecture/) _2025-09-13 · Blog_ Every app with authentication eventually needs to tackle authorization. In our case, once our product grew from a small experiment into a mid-sized application, it became clear we needed a proper model to keep users from doing things they shouldn't. To make the idea more concrete, let's imagine a simple blog with multiple authors and readers. Here's how I explored different approaches. The naïve… ## [My first steps with Storybook](https://kulugary.neocities.org/blog/integrating-storybook-into-nextjs-turborepo/) _2025-08-23 · Blog_ At our startup, UI testing was minimal. This was fine during MVP, but as the platform grew in size and userbase, so did the need for increased maintainability. A few weeks ago I remembered this talk by Kevin Yank where he describes how Culture Amp uses Storybook for nearly every test case. During this last holiday season, my project manager scheduled a couple of weeks to tackle technical debt, and… ## [I added webmentions to my site](https://kulugary.neocities.org/blog/i-added-webmentions-to-my-site/) _2025-06-02 · Blog_ Something that is usually seen in any kind of blog is a way to interact with each post. Usually you can leave comments, but there are also ways to track likes and shares in social media. Some website authors use a ready-to-use service like Disqus , an automated third-party system Netlify functions , or something handmade with a custom database. This website is SSG'd (static-site generated), by… ## [Earn crypto from idle GPUs (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/TZu0tyWKo9gL) _2025-06-01 · **Sponsored**_ Run one CLI command, connect your GPU, and start receiving crypto payouts. ## [I populated my site with media](https://kulugary.neocities.org/blog/i-populated-my-site-with-media/) _2025-05-29 · Blog_ In the first few versions of my personal site all my Global data was from hand-crafted JSON files I'd update myself from time to time. This was fine for its purpose: I would add new info very rarely and I had complete control over how I wanted the data to be structured. A few weeks back I came across PhotoGabble's bookshelf and Cory Dransfeldt's site , and liked how they showcased their favourite…