Slothsoft

Short update, because I’m still working on it (even though I now believe I’ve taken on more than I can chew).

I don’t know if I’m taking on too much here, but I’m trying to get maven-php-plugin to work again (because I want it for my WordPress plug-in. This is the GitHub repository: maven-php-plugin

Just in a couple of days I found a lot of awesome GitHub features. Projects were one.

So I got bored and decided I want to see if I can create a plug-in for WordPress (this page previously ran on WordPress). So I did.

I hate JavaFX now. In the past I liked it, because I liked the design and everything about it. Now with Java 11 it’s so ridiculous hard to build an application, that I’ll just stop doing it. However… I updated the JavaFX / Maven Example:

• GitHub Repository

Before all this started, I had an Eclipse repository with 3 (or so) plug-ins. I hated most of them. And even with that few plug-ins I learned why it’s a good idea to have one repository per plug-in: issues and commits where scrambled, and the lifecycle did not work at all.

Well I’m up to my neck in the next project(s), but the update for today is: I made a beautiful repository for the cute little robots:

So after fixing the blueprint up, I thought I’d fix one of the challenges based on that as well. Turns out the Tribes Challenge was in pretty good shape already. So that was easy:

• GitHub Repository

So after trying a couple of things back and forth I decided that my blueprint for coding challenges should have been a Maven archetype. Which was really hard to achieve, and I had worked with archetypes in the past.

So today I didn’t do much (for my GitHub projects at least), but enough to “finish” my Tetris challenge. Take a look!

• GitHub Repository

…but my washing machine was still washing, so I quickly put the lit on another one of the little examples I have on GitHub:

• GitHub Repository