Author: Adam
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Use AI to write blog posts!
It’s no doubt that AI has really taken the world by storm recently, so let’s integrate it with our WordPress website and write some blog posts automatically! The first function we will need to add is simply a wrapper for OpenAI’s API There is nothing really that fancy going on with the above code, we…
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AI written blog post
Note: The following blog post was written 100% by AI Whisky Cocktail Recipe Inspired by Cobourg, Ontario, Canada As the summer months approach and the days get warmer, it’s time to start thinking about refreshing drinks that can cool you down. If you’re looking for something a little more special than the usual lemonade or…
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Angular Literary Clock
The other day I read an article about someone who made a clock using literary quotes and an old Kindle. Which inspired me to see about building something similar as a web page. Thanks to the provided spreadsheet of quotes and some handy Google Spreadsheet tools, I soon had a JSON file that could be…
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Playing with Web Speech API and AI
It’s been a while since I wrote a blog post, I’ve been busy with some new projects. Learning some new frameworks, languages and development processes. One such framework is Angular. Unfortunately I don’t have time to share a proper tutorial just yet. I have however, updated my site using Angular, Web Speech API and some…
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Super Street View (BETA)
Hello World! I am making a fun little web game that uses Google Street View as the environment. Collect diamonds, and click on the rockets to be sent off to amazing locations around the world. Super Street View as I like to call it, is in its early stages of design and development but I…
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TeamWork API cURL function
Just like the Bitbucket and SupportBee functions I’ve posted recently here is a quick, simple php function that might help you access the TeamWork API. Again it is very basic but if you use it with the other functions you can build out a nice dashboard of your active projects. function TeamworkGet($action, $options = array())…
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Simple php cURL function for SupportBee API
Simple php cURL function for SupportBee API There are a ton of support/user issue apps and websites out there. At an old job we used SupportBee for all of our client support requests. I started built out a dashboard that will merge all of our third party services to one easy to read page, sorted by…
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Get Your Feet Wet with Bitbucket API
Get Your Feet Wet with Bitbucket API Recently I’ve embarked on making an advanced dashboard for all of my company’s development websites. One feature that I needed to tap into was our Bitbucket repositories. So I started diving into the Bitbucket API, not being a master at cURL it took some trial and error but eventually…
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Custom Font Colors in WordPress Editor
Custom Font Colors in WordPress Editor The WordPress Editor is highly customizable, usually I try to leave it well enough alone but sometimes it makes sense to hook in and make some changes. Here is a simple little code drop that will allow you to customize the colors that you find in the WordPress post…
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Some fun with MLB Teams/Stats
I’m a pretty big Toronto Blue Jays fan. So once the season started I wanted to build a webpage to show off their stats. This is how this page was born. A simple, clean way to show The Jays’ current record. The site autoreloads so that it can be put on a display and left on…