#snakesnack

[unabashedvoidgardentoad-blog]

Я ВСЕХ РЕЖУ И КОЛЮ СТЕНЫ КРОВЬЮ ОБОЛЬЮ😡 Шутка я же добрый и не мстительный, только память хорошая🙂 Ладно шутки в сторону, если кто не знал я работаю на фирме по продаже кондитерского инвентаря www.vtk-moscow.ru в частности мы продаём вот такие стильные фартуки. Для тех кто готовит различные сахарно-жировые шедевры, для кулинаров и мясников, кто не хочет обляпаться в муке, кишках и крови, приобретаем фартучную защиту😊 #vtkсупермаркетдлякондитеров#супермаркетдлякондитера#russianmutherfucker#heartbreaker#pumpcake#snakesnack#sweetboy#фартук#мясник#bb#balandingang#animal#cupcake#cake#bodybuilding#powerlifting#powerbuilding#sport#fitness#got#gameofthrones (at Golyanovo District) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwRU3iyJZNH/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=r4pzu1wxj7kj

[dudenukem]

New big guy in the works! A real meat party 🎉 🎉🎉 . . . #🎉 #🐍 #💀 #meatprison #lemmeout #snakesnack #riblets #handcutpaper #wip #collageart #collageblart #cutpaper #paperart #paperblart #dollcop #delicuts

[itsmealishamarie-blog]

Pushing daisies, this little snake cup has a cute little mouse on the inside. I'm here with @the_trespasser and @ac_ceramics until 5pm, come down to the Kensignton Fantasy Faire. I'm set up next to the Quiditch Court. . . . #harrypotter #diagonalley #fantasy #fantasyfaire #unicorn #unicorns #slytherin #ceramic #ceramics #selfie #selfiesunday #mugshot #mugshotmonday #snake #snakesnack #mouse #ceramics #ceramic #canadianceramics

[tigi1991]

Kígyó etetés következik #mice #mouse #animal #cute #snakesnack #snakefood (helyszín: Újpest)

[ineffablepenguin]

This sign will be going up for charity auction on ▶️MAY 31 at 12pm CST◀️ with 100% of the proceeds to The Trevor Project! Bidding will remain open until June 4!!

🔽🔗The link is here🔗🔽

https://www.32auctions.com/snakesnacks

Snake snacks, anyone?

This is one of my favorite scenes from Our Flag Means Death, and I just couldn’t resist!

At some point I’ll be putting this sign up for sale or auction, with all proceeds to The Trevor Project 💜

[prosandconsole]

code solitaire

In a way, most of my coding is solitaire - in that I'm doing it myself, for myself. This one is actually solitaire.

Specifically, peg jumping solitaire, like you'd see at Cracker Barrel or something. I built this in a few hours one afternoon... after not coding for several weeks. See, sometimes I wonder why I code at all, and I can't work up the willpower to build for a while. But a small, easy, meaningless project usually snaps me out of it.

This project was made especially simple by having previously completed various parts of it in other endeavors. For example, the click-drag-drop paradigm is one I established for checkersPlayer. 

What about the part that checks for jumping over adjacent squares? Just like Diamond Checkers, yes?

Making a configurable grid dynamically? Here's mineFinder. The start screen that fades away? See snakeSnacker. That glowing grays aesthetic? Oh, uh... there have been a few...

I guess the takeaway is this: when you feel like you can't build anything, it helps to remember what you've already built.

tl;dr: already established games require little planning; build often so you have stuff to reference; the best way to convince yourself you can still make stuff is to make stuff

project: pegJumper

[jiminsfringe]

snakesak having a snakesnack

[pfatelier-com-blog]

Also 💀skulls have feelings 🖤 #snakesnack #randallvevea $100 #mixedmedia @pfatelier #pfateliergallery #pfateliergallerysantacruz #santacruz #california #usa #santacruzgallery #santacruzartist #santacruzart #mixedmediaart #contemporaryart #californiaart #skulls💀 #snakes #instaart #red #eyes #sadeyes #theeth #lines #collectable #artcollector #tattoo #reptiles #drawings (at Santa Cruz, California)

[captaindoghausinstagram-blog]

The circle of life, dude. #snakesnack

[prosandconsole]

segmentation

I did not invent Snake. Neither did Google, or Neave, or Nokia. I'm not even sure who it was. But it’s such a simple game that I recently coded my own.

If you’re somehow not familiar with Snake, basically, you control a uh... snake, slithering around eating apples while avoiding the walls (and yourself!). That means each grid cell is one of four things: snake, apple, collision, or empty.

In programming, there’s a concept I’m probably getting wrong called “control flow,” which essentially describes the path your code follows as it executes. I’ve found that separating stuff into standalone functions with descriptive names makes it easy to follow that control flow.

For example, every time the snake advances into the next grid cell, the code executes a function called isCollision(x, y) that checks if the cell at those coordinates is outside the grid... or already contains the snake.

Once I defined that function, I realized it could be put to work in another spot. After the snake eats an apple, a new one is generated, but this also can’t be placed outside the grid or in a snake cell. So isCollision(x, y) becomes the condition of a do{} while() loop that randomly generates the new apple’s coordinates.

So even without comments, it’s clear what both of these functions do. Just like the snake itself, this segmentation is great for scaling.

tl;dr: split Javascript code into short functions with descriptive names and variables; be clear and consistent with CSS classes

project: snakeSnacker