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Pilot Mission Quiz
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I like to take the master question files that I have to study and convert them into a multiple choice quiz. Since these are closed book tests, I don't take it until I can get a 100% on my quiz. Now, there is a way to generate this type of quiz in PEX, but that is slow and you have to deal with the awful program that is PEX. This let's me study the MQF where ever I want.
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Svg Panel
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Intro I've managed to make a replica of the fuel panel in the J model using SVG. Let me tell you, there are no good and free ways, right now, for MacOS users to make SVG's (that I can find). So I made this on my linux box using Inkscape. The mac version of Inkscape is currently not functional enough to use. It's super slow and crashed every other breath. Unfortuatly, the version that worked well is only 32 bit, which doen't work on the newest version of MacOS.
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Adding an SSL Cert to an S3 Bucket
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Intro I would like my content to be served over HTTPS, so there's some things required to set that up. I'll list a brief summary of what I did to make this site an SSL secured page, and any issue I came up with along the way. Overall, I think it took me 1.5 hours to get this set up due to a major error on my part; it probably would have only been 45 minutes otherwise.
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Extracting Your Content from Wordpress with Python
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I've had a simple blog on WordPress since 2011. Over the years, the account has been hacked several times and it has been a general nightmare. It is also a free account, (because who pays for WordPress?) and it is littered with ads. Ads that are making someone else money on my content. I have basically ignored it for the last five years, but something has come up that has made me readdress it.
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AMU Simulator
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Now that I have a place to host my content, I can export my Godot projects to HTML5!
I worked on this AMU Simulator while I was at ABQ going through J-model training. Not all of the functionality is implemented, but the proof of concept is there.
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Website Remodel with Bootstrap
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I've spent the last couple of hours working on applying a bootstrap theme to my website. I don't have any experience with css, so I had to study up on that. Which lead me to research SASS. The cool thing about Hugo is it has a toCSS method to convert sass to css for you on the fly.
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HUD Simulator and Working with Static Content
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I worked on a Heads Up Display as a training aid. Let's see if I can get it to work here.
Once I'm happy with the Hugo, I'll move some of this to the projects pages. I'll also add some more description.
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Getting Started With Hugo
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I've spend the last couple of hours reading the docs for Hugo, a static website generator written in go. You don't need to know how to program in go to get started, but the template language requires some study.