This blog is a try to me keep motivates and a way to see my progress on my current projects. Let’s see how it goes!

Gustav Jansson
This week I didn’t really do much development, I mostly looked at workbench or catching up on star trek when I should have been working on klotter. Perhaps next week will be more focused on the things that I want to work on.
This week I ported the 100 rabbits application dotgrid to typescript (for fun) and continued the work on klotter.
This week I mostly watched star trek. I did some small things on euph and made the FSE, full screen effect, optional. After sleeping on it, and thinking about it for a day I probably going to remove the option to toggle the FSE as it didn’tappear to affect loading time as much as I thought it would, and the if complicates a already complicated code base. March and April is supposed to be when I work on the 3d rendering and to that end I did look at instancing again and I now think that it will be easier to implement than I initially thought, perhaps I’m going to get it done next week …if I don’t spend so much time watching star trek :D
This week I more or less comleted the rest of the base sprint and can continue with the 3d rendering phase. It has slowly started and the next step is excluding and removing complexity and then, finally, instancing…
This week I replaced all external code analysis and code coverage tools for euphoria and finally replaced them with tools that are run locally. Since March has started I should move on to the next “sprint” but I really want to get a 100% function coverage. The start of the next sprint is completing the klotter project so technically I can work on both, at least until the klotter project is complete so that’s most likely what I’m going to do. Until next time…
This week I added a badge generator to workbench and started integrating it into euph, with a little luck I can remove all external coverage tools next week!
This week I got sidetracked and started to look into ubiquity, but even worse I think I took the wrong approach when starting to add types and trying to understand the code. Now I think the best way is to get a version running first before I start adding types … but that will probably not be next week. I both need and want to get back to euphoria and klotter.
This week I didn’t really do much. Some small work on spotlight, workbench and various other smaller projects but nothing big.
This week I continued work on euphoria. I am currently working on getting 100% function coverage for the base library before I move onto rendering and tools.
This week I continued on workbench dependency injection and finally managed to run a simple clang-tidy as part of a unit/integration test. On euphoria side I continued on cleaning up the code. I discovered a way to run regex on strings so I’m probably going to take advantage of that when I implement 100% function coverage later on. I finally did a little bit of planning and decided that the cleanup process should last at maximum to the end of february. Pretty realistic goal, I think, and hopefully I can finish it before then.