The new M1 chip MacBooks come with a nasty surprise for those of us who like to tinker with code: You can’t install Pandas and Numpy out of the box.
Categories: Algotrading, Devblog, Development Diaries, Finance, Programming for finance, Python, Trading • Tags: coding, data science, m1, numpy, pandas, python, trading
How to create your own custom trading tools using Python and the Interactive Brokers API.
Categories: Algotrading, Automation, Development Diaries, Finance, Programming for finance, Python, Trading • Tags: algotrading, code, custom tools, ibkr api, interactive brokers, python, trading
Now Google Finance has updated their API and there’s a much simpler way to get. crypto prices, as now it is treated as a proper currency.
Categories: Algotrading, Cryptocurrency, Finance, Programming for finance • Tags: bitcoin, cryptocurrency, ethereum, google finance
Let’s create a Field of View, so the dungeon unwraps as we walk through it, keeping the player in the dark for undiscovered zones.
Categories: Devblog, Development Diaries, Game Development, Java, Roguelike • Tags: gamedev, indiedev, java
Adding interactivity by creating tile collisions: Making our player interact with the game environment.
Categories: Devblog, Development Diaries, Game Development, Java, Roguelike • Tags: coding, indiedev, java, roguelike, side project
One step further: Placing random items and enemies in our dungeon with two simple methods
Categories: Devblog, Development Diaries, Game Development, Java, Roguelike • Tags: coding, indiedev, indiegame, java, roguelike, side project
Procedural map generation in Java using the Walker algorithm. Creating random Roguelike dungeons on each run.
Categories: Devblog, Development Diaries, Game Development, IntelliJ, Java, Open Source, Roguelike • Tags: coding, gamedev, indiedev, indiegame, java, roguelike
