New YouTube Tutorials

Here are my most recent YouTube tutorials:

Boss GT-1 Guitar Effects

The Boss GT-1 can emulate 27 different amps. They are named in a weird way, probably in order to avoid copyright issues. So far I have only found one list, that suggests the “real” names of the simulated amps. In this blog post Michael Rendon suggests what the names of the simulated ams could be.… Continue reading Boss GT-1 Guitar Effects

Github: Nice Code Review Feature

One of the new features on Github is code review. Here you can go in and add comments to specific code lines.

Adobe Animate and the OpenWeatherMap API

Part One: Adobe Animate and API Do you want to fetch data from an API and use the data in your Adobe Animate CC creative work? Animate CC productions are made by JavaScript and HTML canvas. In theory getting data should work. Let’s try! OpenWeatherMap The data from OpenWeatherMap is only available when you have… Continue reading Adobe Animate and the OpenWeatherMap API

Adobe Animate Weather App – now with weather conditions

Part Two: Adobe Animate and API Here is the second part of my tutorial about Adobe Animate and the OpenWeatherMap API. In the previous article we got texts from the API. Now we want graphical symbols for the weather conditions. If we have a thunderstorm in Aarhus, then the app skould display a thunderstom symbol.… Continue reading Adobe Animate Weather App – now with weather conditions

E-Alumni Talk: “New Trends in WordPress: 2020 – 2021”

Here are the slides from my E-Alumni talk at Business Academy Aarhus November 4rd 2020 The Trends A) Trends in CMS usage with focus on WordPress 2020 – 20201. B) Blockbuilders – the situation where Gutenberg is integrated in the WordPress Core. C) Twentytwentyone under deveopment here and now. What can we expect from the… Continue reading E-Alumni Talk: “New Trends in WordPress: 2020 – 2021”