Dev Log #24 — VR, Live Streaming, and Haskell!
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Dev Logs are back!
Yo. We’re back with official dev logs again! I’ve been working on 3 side-projects mostly. These side-projects are Virtual Reality, Haskell, and Live Streaming.
Let’s dive into each of these projects.
Virtual Reality
I have been working on this WebVR application called VRWorld for about a week now. VRWorld is WebVR exploration game.
I’m writing the WebVR application with a library called A-Frame. It allows you to build VR applications that run inside your browser with HTML and JavaScript.
In VRWorld, the player will explore a series of rooms while interacting with the environment.
Vague, I know.
Haskell
A friend of mine recently introduced me to Haskell, a functional programming language. I have begun learning it with the intention of building a web application with it.
The back end will be written in Haskell. The front end will be written in Elm, a front end programming language.
Live Streaming
I recently received an email from LiveEdu. They are a live streaming service for programming related content. This has reminded me of the live streams I used to do on their service and Twitch.
Starting this week, I will be live streaming once again.
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Michael Navazhylau is a Software Engineer in St.Louis who loves building cool and useful software. He is also the co-founder of Hammercircuit. You can check out his website at Mechasparrow.
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