What are you working on?

[Tuts]

I am trying to learn the fundamentals of Android. I am currently in the process of creating a calculator application (nothing too strenuous). So far I have designed it through PhotoShop (based around FlatUI colour schemes) and I've coded the UI for portrait mobile. I want to have a separate layout once the device's orientation is changed so it transforms into a scientific calc. I also need to design two layouts for Tablet.

It's nothing really exciting but it will help me to learn more about the SDK, IDE (Android Studio) and the phase of designing, implementing, testing and releasing an application.

[Chippiewill]

I am working on an instruction set simulator / assembler for the picoblaze soft-core processor in lua:

assembler = {}

assembler.compiler = require "compiler_kcpsm6" -- Our compiler object, converts stripped down assembly to machine code
assembler.rex = require "rex_pcre" -- Our regex object


assembler.text = [[
input s0, (s1)
output s0, (s2); Instruction with a comment
; This is a comment
otherlabel:
load  s1, 	s0
add s1, s0
car:
 
sub s1, s2
; comment
label:;Comment
load s2, 00; Holy ****
load s0, 10'd
label:
]]

assembler.lines = {} -- Stripped down version of the assembly code
					 -- this allows each line to be 1:1 mapped

-- Strips out any unnecessary code e.g. comments
-- Also moves labels to the line of code they ultimately represent
function assembler:strip()
	local carry = ""
	local m, line

	for line in self.rex.split(self.text, "\n") do
		line = self.rex.gsub(line, ";(.*)", "") -- Remove comments
		line = self.rex.gsub(line, "(\\s)+", " ") -- Turn all whitespace into just a single space

		-- If the line is just a label then carry it forwards!
		m = self.rex.match(line, "[a-zA-Z0-9]+:")
		if m ~= nil then
			carry = m
			line = ""
		end

		-- If the line isn't empty then just dump the carry here.
		if line ~= "" and not self.rex.match(line, "(\\s)*") then
			line = carry .. line
			carry = ""

			local newLine = {line = line, empty = false}
			table.insert(self.lines, newLine)

		-- Otherwise just insert an empty string
		else
			local newLine = {line = "", empty = true}
			table.insert(self.lines, newLine)
		end

	end
end

assembler:strip()

for k, v in pairs(assembler.lines) do
	print(v.line)
end

So far I've just done syntax cleaning of the assembler. Actually writing the assembler bit should be a mostly trivial exercise in regex.

[Tuts]

I am working on a portfolio which I need to build in a month, I'm looking into how I can use Grunt on it. So far so good but there's still quite a way to go.

[-Nick]

Project - WEBSITE BASED AROUND SURF!

Design - 50% complete
Features - Surf profiles, videos, blog, home, news, competitions, etc!

[Jack!]

Been working on a login system for the past couple of months in the background now.. mainly to improve my knowledge in PHP/SQL.

Just a couple of screenshots I have:

[Huggies]

Started learning PHP at the begging of the year, on and off really. Working on a basic social network project to test my abilities. Including Peer to peer messaging, basic adding friend, status update etc

Should be fun!

[eLv]

Found some old source code for the habbo speech bubble thingy in php gd my backups which doesn't work any longer, edited and fixed some of the bugs as seen in my signature right now. Still have lots of bugs (Like awkward spacings between "y" and "h" due to font) and I'm intending to make the fixed width as well as different styles of bubbles too, I will release the code on HabboEmotion after that.

[Chippiewill]

I've been working on an API based on RESTful principles and also using PSR0/4 class autoloading. Also the first time where I've gone with a fully OOP focussed PHP project, I have a total of three global variables, one for the autoloader, one for the config and one for the API.

I've also been using Doctrine's DBAL for SQL connections in order to become familiar with it as I hope to use Symfony for larger projects in future. It's pretty nice and fairly similar to Wordpress's DBAL. Probably not something I need to be too familiar with since Doctrine has an ORM anyway. I've also been trying dependency injection, although I'm a little confused as to what the best way to make it work with an autoloader and namespaces is.

[Zak]

We have created a data warehouse. Just producing a front-end for it all now.

[Richie]

Personally, I build something, go the toilet, think its **** and delete it.

Is there any specific web related projects you are working on at the moment?

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