Category Archives: Technology

Code examples with js-beautify and code-prettify (auto indented with color coding)

by Jin Sung Posted on June 5, 2019

I wanted a simple way to show java code samples in HTML pages. My workflow involves writing all my content using Google Docs and copying and pasting into an LMS (D2L). However, copy & paste rarely works as intended. Code, … Continue reading →

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Learning Swift: Calculator App, part 5. Revamping the logic/design

by Jin Sung Posted on November 25, 2014

This is part 5 of my Learning Swift Calculator App. This update is mostly about the code structure and design decision about the calculator and its behavior. Technical lessons learned: Adding variable values in the middle of the string is … Continue reading →

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Learning Swift: Calculator App, part 4. Autolayout

by Jin Sung Posted on November 12, 2014

This is part 4 of my Learning Swift Calculator App. Progress: UI elements will be evenly distributed on any size screen and orientation. Lessons learned: Autolayout is a wonderful thing and Apple does their best to help developers who would prefer … Continue reading →

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Multicam editing in Premiere Pro CS6 and its many quirks

by Jin Sung Posted on November 26, 2012

So we (World Campus Learning Design Multimedia Specialists: Brian Strauss, Pete Warren, and myself) went on a very interesting video shoot recently. This was for a psychology class modeling some simulated psychotherapy sessions; we were able to get students from … Continue reading →

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