The clue is in the title really. What with it being a bank holiday here in the UK, and me having time on my hands, I thought I’d *quickly* add a Romanian crossword and so on to the word games. … Continue reading
I might at times lack focus and direction. I’ve explained this elsewhere, and it is one of many of my excuses for not being a CEO, world leader or some such. But also, when developing Surface Languages, my ideas change … Continue reading
I’m creating a list of Polish vocab for beginners for the crossword and word search generators. As I’m learning Polish (and am still a beginner (boo, hiss) ), I am including all the words that I have learnt (or sort of … Continue reading
I’m sitting here listening to Melech Mechaya, and I feel pretty chuffed becuase … … I’ve fixed all known bugs in the randomly generated Polish crosswords. Happy days! The key phrase here is ‘all known‘ as it is very rare for … Continue reading
Yes. Well, I like crosswords. Good time wasting distractions that they are. And so today, I thought I would add a Polish crossword to Surface Languages. In theory, this should have been very simple. I’d written some ‘generic’ crossword generating code, … Continue reading
I’ve almost finished adding a crossword game to SL. To be more precise, I’ve added it to SL but it isn’t entirely finished. There are bugs, and all things being equal they will be fixed next week. I uploaded it by … Continue reading
… it gives an insight into my (probably) flawed decision making process. I’m learning Italian which is why the first dictionary I added is an Italian dictionary. (The next will probably be Polish – for the same reason). This is … Continue reading
I’ve added a new language language learning game to SL. For the technically inclined it uses a mixture of jquery, javascript, ruby and html, and naturally took me longer to get working than I hoped. I have also discovered there is … Continue reading
I’m writing this at 6.40 in the morning. I had read somewhere that a distinguishing characteristic of many successful CEO’s was that they got up early every day to do important ‘stuff’. This coincided with my wife leaving extremely early … Continue reading