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Hello I'm Andrew Eckerman...
I'm Andrew a teenage freelance developer, interested in Javascript, Rasbperry Pi, Robotics, Python, Web Design, Game Development, and a few other things. The main thing about me you need to know is... I love technology.
Projects of Mine
MPECC
Color Code reference
Trooper
A simple git workflow.
Weball
Web development boilerplate engine.
Bake
Simple project build system based off Rake.
Mitosis Simulation
A simulation I made with javascript of an interesting biological function.
Minimal Spanning Tree Algoritmic Implementation
MST(Minimal Spanning Tree) with Prims Algorithm.
Somewhat blog...
Here I kinda just tell you what I've been doing maybe a few code snippets, and if you get lucky maybe a tutorial.
Rasbperry Pi Project: Lab Authentication | Febuary 20, 2016
Yesterday I finished a security system for my lab with a Rasbperry Pi and Breadboard heres the code:
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| import RPi.GPIO as GPIO | |
| from time import sleep | |
| GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD) | |
| GPIO.setwarnings(True) | |
| good = 12 | |
| bad = 11 | |
| on = GPIO.HIGH | |
| off = GPIO.LOW | |
| GPIO.setup(good, GPIO.OUT) | |
| GPIO.setup(bad, GPIO.OUT) | |
| def go(): | |
| while True: | |
| password = input('Password: ') | |
| if password == 'hack': | |
| GPIO.output(good, on) | |
| GPIO.output(bad, off) | |
| if password != 'hack': | |
| GPIO.output(bad, on) | |
| GPIO.output(good, off) | |
| sleep(5) | |
| GPIO.output(good, off) | |
| GPIO.output(bad, on) | |
| if __name__ == '__main__': | |
| go() | |
| GPIO.cleanup() |
You can check the full repository here.
Submitted my first Ruby Gem! | Febuary 22, 2016
It is a super simple hello world gem since I'm just starting out with Ruby and all so yeah you can install it with this command:
gem install holblu
And yet another Ruby gem... | March 1, 2016
It might look like all I post about is my Ruby gems but I promise It's not. Besides this gem is pretty awesome and got over 85 downloads in the first 4 hours of its release! It's called dime. It makes retrieving input so much simpler. You can check it out at: github.com/aeckerman/dime
Cool Ruby Trick... Oh and happy Saint Patricks Day! | March 17, 2016
Today I was just twiddling around, and thought it would be cool to build a somewhat binary matrix animation with Ruby. Turns out it was simpler than I thought only one line of code:
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| 1000000000.times{print "10101010100101010"} |
When you run it you should see some pretty cool output. Homework: Try playing with the string and see what the output looks like. Oh and by the way, Happy Saint Patricks Day!
Migrating to Medium | April 30, 2016
I an moving my blog now to Medium I will keep all my past posts here but all my new posts can now be found here.
Get In Touch
I'm available mostly on weekends to awnser questions, or anything else.