Tower of Hanoi in Java
The Tower of Hanoi is a commonly used coding interview question. The solution requires the developer to write a recursive method.
Hi, I'm Brian. Welcome to my blog. Here I write about the things I've learned whilst creating stuff on the web.
I hope that you will find something noteworthy here, that will pique your interest, and that you will visit again soon.
Recent Posts
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AxeRunner
AxeRunner is used to run accessibility tests on web pages using the axe-core library in Java.
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European Alternatives
Where is the EU tech industry? Why do we use the software products of American giants like google, amazon, and facebook. When we could use "local" EU software.
Older Posts
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Using a virtual screen size in Raylib
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Using astyle to format C code
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Optimise SQLite for Laravel apps
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Creating a database dump with SQLite
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Backing up an SQLite database
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GameDev in C Part 4: A Snake Clone
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I'm off social media
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Linting is procrastination.
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GameDev in C Part 3: Drawing a Slime
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GameDev in C Part 2: Raylib
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GameDev in C Part 1: Hello World
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Homer's Drinking Bird
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I joined social media
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2025 new year's resolutions
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Setting up PostgreSQL and Lua in Docker
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Rust, the Cunning Wizard
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Partial function implementation
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Chicken Farmer, a Snake clone
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Useful ImageData Methods
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Using the form attribute on buttons
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I wrote a test framework in Julia
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Sensible SQLite defaults
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Prevent pixel art blur on canvas
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Add IF NOT EXISTS to your migrations
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Using a PostgreSQL enum for state
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Conway's Game of Life in Go
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Writing a DB migrator in Go
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Creating a Pong clone using Raylib and Go
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Bit shifting to increase performance
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Generate OG images for blog posts
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One assertion per test please
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Slugs with an ID fallback in Laravel
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Seeding a Laravel DB with Irish Counties