E5: Tyler

Tyler began by only having CSS to repair part of a site to building Cutestrap and mastering the Front End styling needed for good looking hackery

E4: Joey

Joey went from Human Computer interactions in defense on Silicon Graphics to Game Development and retro hacks including a virtual visit to blockbuster in VR at Netflix

E3: Nora

Nora injects failure to build reliability - and then went on to build a startup showing companies how to uncomplicate their own systems

E8: Gameplay

Time to add note collection gameplay to our game

E2: Bogdan

Bogdan relives some of his greatest Netflix hackery, from retro 50s TVs to a fitbit that pauses your show when you sleep

E7: Platformer Physics

Adding 2d physics to a platformer for jump kinematics

E1: Carenina, Alex, and Guy

Carenina, Alex, and Guy go behind the scenes on some of their greatest joint hacks

E6: Sprite Packing and Large Sprites

Moving to 2x3 (16x24 pixel) player sprites, by building a sprite packer

E5: Full Collision Detection

Using the coin counter to finish player collision detection

E4: On Screen Debug

Using a coin counter to show debugging values on screen

E3: Basic Collision Detection

Adding basic collision detection on the right side and down

E2: Level Editor

Building a graphical NES level editor

E1: Attract

Starting an NES Game build with an Attract Screen

E5 - Applications on the Real Internet

App performance on the real internet presents real challenges, especially with real time or latency sensitive applications like video streaming, but the Magic Modem can help us.

E4 - UI, your own streaming service

Working with SmartTV style UI with left/right/up/down (LRUD) style controls as on a simple IR controller.

E3 - Compression, your own streaming service

An introduction to modern video compression with our JSON-based video/audio codec.

E2 - Video/Audio, your own streaming service

Building video and audio codecs in simple JSON.

E1 - Overview, your own Streaming Service

Build a video streaming service with #javascript and #python from scratch with an ex-Netflix (exflix) engineer!

S1E5: RISC-V runtime on the Web

Hooking a RISC-V web runtime with wasm / selfie.c to build a C compiler that we can host in a web page. Mostly a case study.

S1E4: Pixel Embedded Digital Signatures

Digitally signing PNGs, with a hidden embedding.

S1E3: Infinite Volume Wheels

Rotary encoders are infinite volume knobs - let’s hook one up to a webpage.

S1E2: DIY Custom Key Deck

Build your own custom key deck through the Linux UAPI in python, then add some custom functionality.

S1E1: Public Company Wordclouds

Public companies report earnings quarterly. In this session, we take transcripts of these calls and live code a word cloud based on their logo in python.