ProCodeCG codeMeetUp 27 April 2015 – Full Stack Web Developer

Today is the turn of CodeinTech CEO, Prayudi Utomo to share about Full Stack Web Developer 🙂 A very useful and interesting topic indeed!

He can be contacted through these:

Eventough this CEO is very busy doing various things, including being an important part of ProCodeCG! 🙂

One of his amazing work is ASCALC:

And the other most important thing is that he’s been dedicating many times, work and effort to ProCodeCG. Thank you very much, Sir.

Based on his diverse experience as a programmer/web developer, he shared about this full-stack developer thing that can reduce cost and provide efficient performance especially for start-ups.

He also showed some codes, and here Pak Budi Rahardjo shows him. This is exactly what ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() initiated for: to do coding jam session, showing off some codes and compare it with others 😀

And this is us!!! Different faces means different connections and wider opportunities!

Until next week! 🙂

Minecraft Programming – Listening to Events

Today we learned how to listen to several of events in Minecraft. Scriptcraft has library of events, so we can create listeners to responds to them.

Last week kids were going crazy inside Minecraft, they killed each other or destroy others’ buildings. Here is a code to count how many times a player breaking blocks:

var breaks = {};

/*
  every time a player joins the game reset their block-break-count to 0
*/
function initializeBreakCount( event ){
 breaks[event.player.name] = 0;     
}
events.connection( initializeBreakCount );

/* 
  every time a player breaks a block increase their block-break-count
*/
function incrementBreakCount( event ){
  breaks[event.player.name] += 1; // add 1
  var breakCount = breaks[event.player.name];
  echo( event.player, 'You broke ' + breakCount + ' blocks');
}
events.blockDestroy( incrementBreakCount );

And this one is a code to count how many times a player placing blocks:

var place = {};

/*
  every time a player joins the game reset their block-place-count to 0
*/
function initializePlaceCount( event ){
  place[event.player.name] = 0;     
}
events.connection( initializePlaceCount );

/* 
  every time a player places a block increase their block-place-count
*/
function incrementPlaceCount( event ){
  place[event.player.name] += 1; // add 1
  var placeCount = place[event.player.name];
  echo( event.player, 'You place ' + placeCount + ' blocks');
}
events.blockPlace( incrementPlaceCount );

These are how the players get messages about their breaking and placing activities

var count = {};

The code below combine two codes before so that for each breaking a player will gets the score decrease and got an increase for each placing:

/*
  every time a player joins the game reset their block-place-count to 0
*/
function initializeCount( event ){
  count[event.player.name] = 0;     
}
events.connection( initializeCount );

/* 
  every time a player places a block increase their block-place-count
*/
function incrementCount( event ){
  count[event.player.name] += 1; // add 1
  var theCount = count[event.player.name];
  echo( event.player, 'Your score ' + theCount + ', you have just place a block');
}
events.blockPlace( incrementCount );

/* 
  every time a player breaks a block increase their block-break-count
*/
function decrementCount( event ){
  count[event.player.name] -= 1; // minus 1
  var theCount = count[event.player.name];
  echo( event.player, 'Your score ' + theCount + ', you have just break a block');
}

events.blockDestroy( decrementCount );

It worked to encourage the kids to build more buildings, but for destroying they were using TNT instead, and oh, the killing each other was still going on so the codes really needs some improvements!
And lots of reporting to the server below to help the admin anticipate even the mildest act of vandalism 😀

ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() 20 April 2015 – Immersive Display and Virtual Reality

Today, the topic is Immersive Display and Virtual Reality by Dr. Intan Rizky Mutiaz, Visual Communication Design Faculty of Art and Design Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) Lecturer.

Visual Communication Design Faculty covers several Majors: Graphic Design, Multimedia and Advertising.

The topic is included in Multimedia Major. Multimedia covers these media:

This is about how human perception works

Some examples of virtual reality

A theory about human mind

How to design immersive display

An explanation about Field of View of eye vs Head Mounted Display (HMD)

Some cutting-the-edge products

We also took turns to experience it, OH WOW! 🙂

Eventhough it was raining heavily, lots of people kept coming in, thank you for coming!

Next guest on ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() will be the CEO of Cybreed 🙂

ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() 13 April 2015 – e-Fishery

Our guest today is CTO of Cybreed: Chrisna Aditya!
This is some details about him
The founders. In two weeks Cybreed’s CEO: Gibran will share about start-up at ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() 🙂
Cybreed is a very innovative company. It offers solutions that hardly ever been thought by any other companies before.
Cybreed collaborates many disciplines. This is what makes Cybreed’s products have strong impacts.
This is e-Fishery, one of the product. An automated fish feeder.
e-Fishery gives solutions for fish farmers
This innovation makes Cybreed earned lots of awards from INAICTA, Get in the Ring, SeedStarsWorlds, etc.
Well, success never comes easy. It was a long way before e-Fishery got its look now 🙂
And also the hardware design was never easy.
These are there process every start-up has to gone through.
And one more thing, Chrisna initiates this community of hardware nerds, so that more collaborations can be done to produce more solutions to solve more problems!
And this is the contact 🙂
And like always: this is us!
*Notes: There are fellows from DyCode, Kampoong Monster, Cyberlabs and many more! 🙂

ProCodeCG Kids Programming 11 Apr 2015 – Build and Share The Same World in Minecraft

We did lots of things today!

This is the server showing the activity for the first hour of the class: kids chase and slain each other LOL

Until at some point they started to make strategy and develop buildings and also armory 😀

This is Dhanu’s rocket launcher building

And this is inside Diaz’s house, a very nice place with wide windows!

See Dhanu’s rocket building through Diaz’s window
This is how Diaz’s house looks at night
And Dhanu’s at night. Incredible 🙂
This is some destroyed castle. Kids build it and then ruin it LOL

Dhanu’s has a very unusual structure 🙂

It has some pools below the building
And this is how it looks from below
Ok, we can go swimming here!
This is underwater!
And look, Dhanu (a.k.a loser) is building something under the water 😀
Going up the surface
And teleport self to Diaz’s basement
which is particularly a very comfy place!
See? It is Diaz tidying up the room 😀
This is the entrance of Diaz’s house, it is interesting how kids able to develop things 🙂

And this is how it looks at night. Nice.

A very nice room, buddy!
And this is Zaki’s building. Very complex.

And very tall. You can climb up and jump, and see how beautiful its construction.

This is how Dhanu’s rocket building looks from above
From the top
You know what? Everybody should try to play Minecraft. It really sharpened the spatial skills. This complex skyscraper is made by a kid. Awesome dude!
Still lots of things to do but we really have to end the class (the kids just wouldnt want to call it off LOL)

Oh, btw, this is some pictures from when the kids chasing at and kill each other, LOL

Minecraft Programming – Network Setup is Ready!

Ok. The network setup for ProCodeCG Kids Programming Class tomorrow is ready! 🙂

The server is being set up on a Mac, it should be able to handle up to 20 players

The CanaryMod server can control and monitor the world and the players. There are two players currently in the game. To give them control to do Minecraft Programming with ScriptCraft, the server admin should type “op

This is the view from one player

And this is from the other one

They are looking at each other and ready to share and explore the world together! 🙂
Can’t wait to see what happens in class tomorrow! 🙂

iOS App Development Training with DyCode

Today we, DyCode and ProCodeCG collaborate to give a training on iOS App Development with Swift at Bandung Digital Valley (BDV)!

This is the participants and the trainers before the training started 🙂 Happy and fresh, glowing and shining 😀

This is Andri Yadi, the CEO of DyCode, a leading company of training and apps development. He is also President of ID-Objective-C, the one and only in Indonesia.

This is Bayu Wicaksono, Mobile Apps Team Lead of DyCode. A very hardcore and qualified programmer.

This is us after lunch break. A bit burnt out after a hard Swift coding session 😀

We also got a guest from IBM, this is Rudi Suryadi – System Architect, explaining about Development War Day. Register before 18 April 2015, there are merchandises for those who sign up! 🙂

And DyCode surprised us with a bonus topic: INTRO TO WATCHKIT! WOW 🙂

Ok. Everybody wants to lead on technology and programming, should learn from a leading trainer. DyCode offers several trainings on apps development. Visit  http://edu.dycode.co.id/ for more info.

We also gave merchandises away including this very cool Swift T-Shirt! It is given to The Most Awesome Participant, which was Seterhen Akbar (Saska) from Labtek INDIE!

And to make it even, as DyCode had twisted our brains to keep up with all the coding stuff, ProCodeCG’s Mentor, Budi Rahardjo gave DyCode’s CEO a book about Elliptic Curve Cryptography (written by Pak Budi Rahardjo and also ProCodeCG’s Founder Marisa Paryasto). So that DyCode will experience more or less the same headache LOL

Another gift, a USB from Microsoft Azure was given to the youngest participant: Rio Rizki Wijaya.

All of the participants today, along with DyCode trainers and ProCodeCG personnels will get together again on ProCodeCG codeMeetUp next week, Monday 13 April 2015!

End of the report today 🙂

ProCodeCG codeMeetUp() 6 April 2015 – Kids Programing and Coding Literacy

codeMeetUp today is about Kids Programming and Coding Literacy, by Marisa Paryasto, founder of ProCodeCG 🙂

Why coding for kids? Is coding literacy really needed?

ProCodeCG already has Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Kids Programming Class.

This is the audience, thanks for coming! 🙂

We also have a guest from IBM today, Ichsan Mulia Permata – Client Technical Specialist POWER System – Systems and Technology Group, explaining about Developer War Day

And this is us! Happy as always 🙂 ❤

Next codeMeetUp() we will invite the Founder of e-Fishery! Be there! 🙂

Training – iOS App Development with DyCode

ProCodeCG Kids Programming 4 Apr 2015 – Learning to Build Things with Array

Today we learn how to use array to create boxes in Minecraft. We have learned how to use box and box0 before, and today we give boxa (or box array) a try.

The kids are now getting better at typing codes 🙂 They typed it fast with very few typos.

And this is how the teacher works, using more than one computer, and if necessary, she will uses three 😀

This is the coding for creating arrays of boxes,

.. and this one is the coding to create colored triangle

And these are the result! Basically boxa picks the kind of box defined in the array and uses it alternately, depends on the weight, height and length.

By using boxa we now can make a 3D colored-triangle

like we did in 2D before 😉