Businesshotel

Das Airport BusinessHotel Köln ist eine kleines privat geführtes Hotel in verkehrsgünstiger Lage zwischen dem Airport Business Park und dem Ortsteil Porz-Eil. Der Flughafen Köln/Bonn   Koelnmesse und die Lanxessarena sind über die Frankfurter Straße oder die Autobahn in kurzer Zeit zu erreichen. Wer die Kölner Altstadt den Kölner Dom oder den Zoo besuchen möchte oder zu einer Besichtigungsfahrt auf dem Rhein nach Köln möchte erreicht die Kölner Innenstadt auch ganz bequem mit Bus und ...

Eintrag vom: 21.02.2013.

A friendly place to discuss programming with Snap!.

 

A 3D tunnel made up of multiple polygons. Can be panned zoomed and rotated. You can also change the lighting the number of sides on the polygons the background and the rotation centre. New: Saving feature (beta). At the moment it doesn't save the viewpoint but I'll implement that soon. Press '1' to save '0' to load (make sure the project is stopped). link However it can get quite slow ...

 

I originally wrote a whole essay to explain monads myself (because they are very tricky to explain) but then I realized that Computerphile has a video on it and you can just watch that. Then again though the comments of that video aren't all positive. Some people still seem to be confused by it so I'm going to try to explain it myself as well with an abridged version of my essay. Within ...

 

The Snap! Community. Snap! is a blocks-based programming language built by UC Berkeley and used by hundreds of thousands of programmers around the world.

 

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The Shared Snap! project aims to enable microworlds intercommunication. Given the absence of this feature in the Snap! environment we decided to tackle this challenge: we think that introducing communication between microworlds residing in different browser windows (or even in different machines) could be very fun and engaging allowing for lots of new possibilities. The complete project ...

 

We think that 2D is one of the decisions Scratch got right. It's really hard to get 3D right as a user. I once watched someone spend an hour trying to debug his Alice program that wasn't doing anything and finally it turned out that the camera was facing the wrong direction and the action was happening just fine but behind it. With 2D you see everything at once.