A couple of years ago while on a work trip to Germany, I flew in and out of Munich (versus the usual Frankfurt) due to flight costs. I gave myself an extra day to explore Munich on the way out, and amongst a few other attractions, visited the BMW Museum. One of the cars on display was Elvis’ 507 Roadster which had been restored and was absolutely mint. I did some digging on the car and its history and this video is nice to see with the context behind the project.
It’s been a while since I edit any “home video” editing, but Ella, Charlotte and I decided it would be nice if we put some videos together for their Volleyball social media accounts. I have been using Adobe Premier Pro and After Effects to create the videos below so far.
It’s snowing and I needed something to do. So I built a new Node.js library written in Typescript (with the help of Claude!)
Context: In the Journey app, I wanted a way to inform users of interesting POI’s in relation to where they were. For example, I am (standing | walking | cycling | driving) from point A to point B, there is an interesting story I want to hear about, in relation to my co-ordinates, bearing and speed, where is the POI in relation to me. This allows me to customize the story for the user. For instance: You may have just passed X, or, on your right is Y, or, about 2 miles to your south is Z.
The purpose of this library is two fold: One it personalizes the story to create a USP and two it gives context to the user as to where the POI is, in relation to themselves. Should they be looking out the window? Or Just understand that the POI is in the general vicinity. Piggy backing off that, the user can decide if they want to stop, explore or if close enough, take a detour to visit or view that POI.read more
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