It’s been a little while as I have had quite a bit on my plate recently but I have finally managed to set aside some time to continue the Udemy game making course I was working on. In this latest installment I have completed a car racing game project!
Note again that this game doesn’t work on mobile or tablet currently as it uses the keyboard for control 🙂
Click here to play!
A lot of websites out there used to have a “blog roll” which is a list of blogs the writer likes and/or reads regularly. I wanted to create something similar based on my blog reading but I wanted it to be updated on it’s own without my needing to go in and update it manually whenever I found something new. So what was the solution?
I decided to my subscription list with the Feedly API and display that as my blog roll!
After my last post about the tennis game project I completed I have continued with the tutorial series from Udemy and have just completed a brick destroy game project!
Note again that this game doesn’t work on mobile or tablet currently as it uses the mouse for control 🙂
Click here to play!
This week I have made an effort to return to some of my programming roots by completing an online course and building the associated project. In this case it was a simple tennis game project.
Note that this game doesn’t work on mobile or tablet currently as it uses the mouse for control 🙂
Click here to play!
Recently we had a need to extract a large amount of documents from MOSAIQ and at first this job went to staff who add the documents to the patient records. As you would expect these staff members proceeded to do what they were familiar with and started using the MOSAIQ GUI to select the patient documents and export them one at a time. When we’re looking at 1000+ documents this is a ridiculous proposition and I knew there had to be a way to automate the process. So here is how we went about extracting documents from MOSAIQ.
It’s been a few weeks since my last review but I’ve finally finished another book for 2016! And so here is my Choose Yourself book review.
Choose Yourself by James Altucher is a book for the modern age of employment. With the unpredictable economic climate employees are no longer able to rely on employers for their financial security. Rather this book argues that employees (you and I) need to choose ourselves and take responsibility for our freedom.
University can be difficult, very difficult at times but why? Why is university so hard?
This actually comes from my own personal experience. Let’s start with a story:
Yesterday while at my 9-5 job we saw an error which read: “Can’t start CouchControl Service.”
Can’t start CouchControl Service
This error was appearing for multiple users when opening MOSAIQ via a terminal session. It didn’t prevent MOSAIQ from opening but was still a little disconcerting all the same.
Image from Seeking Alpha – http://seekingalpha.com/article/2843836-profiting-from-market-randomness
I’m currently working my way through reading the book Antifragile and thought I’d share some of the insights I’ve gained from it. One particular concept has stood out to me so far is the idea of a bimodal approach to risks in your life, AKA ‘the barbell technique.’
This page is intended to be a reference for options which can be used in the impac.ini file in the oncology application MOSAIQ. It is maintained based on the experience of users and so it is vital that we receive updates and suggestions from the community. Continue reading