Sam Aleksov
Software engineer
After years behind the monitor, collaborations with clients from different fields, infinite requirements and the never ending search for unicorns, I'm here to share with you the good, the bad and the evil of Computer Science.
Fun with lights
Over this last year I've been researching programmable pixels and different brands of rgb light bulb manufacturers. I'll share with you how we can program these lights with javascript, to create colorful shows, improve the ambient lighting of your home or just have some fun and unleash your creativity.
Introduction to Large Language Models. ChatGPT-4, Copilot and Azure
Let's have a look at how LLMs work, checkout some open-source alternatives and try how GPT-4 based models combine with Azure.
JavaScript Unleashed: WebAPIs, x-platform development and flying drones
I'll share with you how to use JavaScript to control DJI drones for fun and profit.
Let there be light: rfx-Art-Net
Art-Net is a simple, yet very powerful industry standard for controlling devices remotely. It is used anywhere from Hollywood virtual production, to your local concert stage effects, to making homes more welcoming and relaxing with beautiful ambient lights. Unfortunately, there is nothing out there that exposes the vast number of devices to javascript and the browser world. I'll share with you the details of how I built rfx-Art-Net to expose Art-Net and DMX devices over WebSockets, how and why it works.
Lowering the entry barrier to 3D
Programming the GPU is seen as challenging and highly specialized, not to mention the very steep learning curve.
We'll look at a framework that simplifies the consumption and creation of 3D scenes and content.
Making 360 photos part of your next app
360° photos facilitate post-production and open the doors for brand new experiences and creativity. Let's explore how they are created and visualized.
WebGPU: one API to rule them all
Let's checkout the current state of WebGPU, how it performs and the history that led us here.
As a bonus, I'll share with you a clever way to use your newly gained knowledge.
You stole the wrong car
This is the story of how a pet project of mine helped me immediately find and retrieve my stolen vehicle. Ultimately we’ll end up discussing how AirTags work, interfacing and developing with Apple’s Find My network and Nearby Interaction framework and of course potential business ideas. We'll also checkout how you can build your own "airtag"-like device and visualise its location on your own frontend app.
Sam Aleksov
Software engineer
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