Tag archives for Tutorial
Learn How to Create the Classic Snake Game With the Canvas API and the HTML5/JavaScript Duo
If you've never played the famous Snake game, raise your hand! I say that, but I suppose that nowadays, the new generation may never have heard of this game, which may seem a bit old-fashioned given the possibilities offered by today's computers and the Web. And yet, there was a time when the Snake game was a game that all…
Learn How to Create an Interactive Map of India Using HTML5/JavaScript and SVG
Ever heard of SVG? This acronym may not mean anything to you, but it's an essential format to master if you want to use vector graphics on Web pages. SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics. SVG is an XML-based ASCII data format designed to describe vector graphics. SVG is specified by the World Wide Consortium and has been around since…
Creating the Classical Pong Game in Python with a Tkinter UI
To kick off the year 2024 on SSaurel's Blog, what better way than to code the classic game of Pong in Python? That's what I suggest you do in this step-by-step tutorial, using the Tkinter library for the user interface. This will show you how to program a simple game in Python and manage user interaction. Let's start by designing…
Creating a Flipping Bits Game in Python With Tkinter
After having proposed a tutorial showing you how to develop a program to create a Sitemap generator in Python, I continue my comeback to the Python language with the creation of a little game. The goal here is to show you how to use the Tkinter GUI library that comes standard with Python. The game I have chosen is not…
Learn to Create a Sitemap File Generator in Python
I've been wanting to get back into Python for a while now, but I couldn't find any ideas for small projects to get back into the language. I used to develop frequently in Python more than 15 years ago, but as time went by, I abandoned this language in my projects. So to put an end to this regret, I…
Developing a 15 Puzzle — Game of Fifteen in Java
The 15 Puzzle, also called Game of Fifteen, is a sliding puzzle that consists of a frame of numbered square tiles in random order with one tile missing. To solve the puzzle, the players must place the tiles in order by making sliding moves that use the empty space. In that tutorial, you are going to develop a 15 Puzzle…
Building A Bitcoin-Like Blockchain In JavaScript
Coding your own Blockchain will help you to understand the internals of Bitcoin. The Blockchain is a real technological revolution that promises to profoundly change many industries in the future. In cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin is the first successful implementation of the Blockchain. This implementation is even a phenomenal success that has made Bitcoin the most successful asset of the decade. The…
Building A Backlink Checker In Java
SEO is essential when you want to give your website visibility on the Internet. Indeed, most visits to websites are derived from search engines. I use the plural here but in reality, it would be more like a single search engine. You all know this search engine: it’s Google. Google thus has more than 90% of the online search market…
Develop a Password Strength Calculator Application for Android
Security has become a major IT challenge. At the heart of this security is the need to force application users to define truly secure passwords. Within an Android application, you may have to offer your users the creation of an account with a login/password. To ensure that they define a sufficiently secure password, I suggest you discover how to develop…
Creating a Rock Paper Scissors Game in Java with a Markov Chain for the AI
Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock Game is an extended version of the classical Rock Paper Scissors game first mentioned in the Season 2 of “Big Bang Theory” by Sheldon Cooper. As Sheldon Cooper explains, the rules of RPSLS are the following : “Scissors cuts paper, paper covers rock, rock crushes lizard, lizard poisons Spock, Spock smashes scissors, scissors decapitates lizard,…