Git Hub and Projects
So I have finally migrated most of my projects from SVN to Git. My github page is located here and there is a link in the sidebar to the right. I have a few old projects I put up there, as well as some new ones I’m working on. The Weather-GUI program I’m going to make a project page for in the future, but it is my first foray into programming a GUI using Python. All it does is poll google-weather to find the current conditions for whatever city you type in. You can switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit and can also change the display color of the temperature. I had planned on adding in different window styles as well as a USB-communication feature to be able to hookup to a microcontroller and send data. I haven’t implemented any of that yet (or even touched the thing in the past 6 months or so) but it’s on a long to-do list so maybe someday! Another one I added was my AI-Challenge bot. This is the program that got me learning the Python language as well as some AI concepts. The bot performed okay, but would get really confused on maze-layout maps. I never implemented any hunting features in (just path finding, really) but, again, it’s on the “someday” to-do list. Finally, my current project CPyU is on there. I’m designing a pipe-lined CPU using Python. It’s only a skeleton at this point, but it’s a WIP. I’ll make more specific posts in the future and, obviously, a dedicated project page.