Added a whole bunch of "CV" posts

They're all pages, and I think I need to manually
update the main CV page to link off to them.

weblog/CV. Portfolio/CV.02 ldtoypad-net.md

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+---
+image: https://death.id.au/assets/img/lego-dimensions.jpg
+title: LDToypad.NET
+tags: .NET, C#, Hardware
+link: https://github.com/deathau/LDToypad.NET
+summary: A .NET library for communicating with the LEGO Dimensions toypad
+type: page
+location: /cv.02
+template: cv
+---
+
+This was a little bit more of a hack to see if I could, rathen than it being
+something truly useful, but it is still pretty cool. I found other attempts to
+do the same thing in other languages, but couldn't get anthing actually working.
+
+Through a lot of reading, and some trial and error, I worked out how to communicate
+with the toypad, and then wrote up a library that allows me to connect to it,
+change the lights, and most importantly, read the physical tags placed on it.
+
+The reason for doing this is to automate some things on my computer. As a proof
+of concept, I made myself a little app that sits in the system tray. When I
+place my Batman minifigure on the right panel of the toypad, my computer switches
+to another remote desktop. Place him on the left, and I go back to the original
+desktop. I also set up a custom Joker minifigure tag which, when placed in the
+middle sport, will hibername my computer.
+
+It's fun, but I've never gotten used to multiple desktops, so I rarely used it.
+I ought to come up with some better ideas and hook it back up one of these days...

weblog/CV. Portfolio/CV.03 shopfront.md

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+---
+title: Shopfront Solutions
+link: https://shopfrontsolutions.com.au/
+image: https://shopfrontsolutions.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/DSC_8441-Header-blurred.jpg
+type: page
+tags: C#, ASP.NET, MVC3, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, WinForms, Printing, Customer Support, Management, UX design
+summary: A platform for digital marketing in the retail sector
+location: /cv.03
+template: cv
+---
+This was a big project.
+
+It started small enough. A system to print shelf tickets for a group of pharmacies.
+Of course, that had its own technical challenges. Not least of which was printing
+from a browser in such a way that it would be consistent with pre-printed and/or
+pre-perforated paper. We ended up developing an unobtrusive background application
+for windows that would handle communication with the printer, and a separate web
+system for creating the print jobs.
+
+This expanded a lot. We built an entire visual editor for printible tickets with
+multiple dynamic labels and layouts of those labels. We also expanded the management
+side of the system to handle promotional periods and other forms of marketing. 
+The idea became for marketing departments to create and upload assets and product
+pricing details, and the stores just had to log on and print what was relevant to
+them.
+
+With nearly a thousand stores using the system, there was a lot of iteration around
+the UI/UX of the system, especially about making life easier for the store users.
+We also started handling support tickets and calls (myself included) in order to
+better assist the stores. This helped me put an emphesis on the UX design, as I
+got to know the kinds of people that were using the system (and designing things
+so I had less support tickets to attend do :P ).
+
+Before I left, I was part of the management of the product as a whole, and was 
+working on a big redesign and re-branding. Partially in an attempt to simplify
+the entire system, and to reach out to more non-pharmacy retail chains and outlets.

weblog/CV. Portfolio/CV.04 cube-tube.md

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+---
+title: Cube Tube
+type: page
+tags: Ruby, Game Development, Art, Design
+link: https://deathau.itch.io/cube-tube
+image: https://img.itch.zone/aW1hZ2UvMjA3NDkyNS8xMjI1MDAyOC5wbmc=/original/rpKkw3.png
+summary: Nostalgia inducing, 8-bit style, side scrolling tetrominos, ON A TRAIN!
+location: /cv.04
+template: cv
+---
+I've always wanted to get into game development. It's not easy, though. For this
+project I decided to try and learn something completely new. I didn't have much
+experience with Ruby as a programming language, but here was the [DragonRuby Game
+Toolkit](https://dragonruby.org/toolkit/game) and a tutorial on how to make a 
+simple Tetris-like game.
+
+However, I couldn't just follow a tutorial then slap a price tag on it, so I took
+things further. I combed through various asset and sound libraries I'd purchased
+over the years through Humble Bundles and brainstormed ideas. I eventually came 
+up with "Cube Tube", a variation of Tetris where you load cargo on a train.
+
+I adjusted and tweaked and flipped everything on its side. I opened up MagicaVoxel
+and created a subway station and a voxel train, using those to generate my 2D art.
+I also found some music I kinda liked in my packs and tweaked and chopped it up
+to make a new soundtrack. I spent way too much time trying to make the music more
+dynamic; I initially wanted it to get faster and faster and the speed of the game
+increased. Unfortunately, it just ended up beyond my capabilities. People still
+like the music though, so that's cool.
+
+I look at the code base now, and I wonder how much of it was actually in that 
+original tutorial. Probably not much, anymore. I also tweaked the game for touch
+controls, and built and tested a mobile version, for both Android and iOS. It's
+also available on Windows, Mac and Linux.
+
+It's not perfect, but I'm proud of it. It's a fun little time-waster. It plays 
+well and it sounds great. And I did it all by myself. *pats own back*

weblog/CV. Portfolio/CV.05 sliding-panes.md

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+---
+image: https://github.com/deathau/sliding-panes-obsidian/raw/master/screenshot.gif
+title: Sliding Panes (Andy Matuschak Mode)
+type: page
+skills: [CSS, JavaScript, HTML]
+link: https://github.com/deathau/sliding-panes-obsidian
+summary: A unique way to view open panes in Obsidian
+location: /cv.05
+template: cv
+---
+
+In early 2020, I found myself inspired to try and collect my thoughts in a
+collection of linked notes. I was mostly inspired by [Andy Matuschak](https://notes.andymatuschak.org/)
+and the way his notes website opened linked notes in columns, so you could see
+where you'd been.
+
+I did attempt to create my own similar thing for a bit, but then I discovered
+[Obsidian](https://obsidian.md). It was pretty new at the time, but seemed to do
+what I wanted in terms of linking notes together.
+
+However, it didn't have the cool horizontal stacked notes thing that Andy Matuschak's
+website had. However, based on my experiments with building a similar thing myself,
+I thought I could modify the internal CSS of Obsidian to present notes in a similar
+format. And it worked! Not only that, it was [pretty popular](https://forum.obsidian.md/t/170) with others!
+
+Later in the year, the Obsidian team opened up their plugin API (which I helped
+discuss with the devs) and I migrated my fun CSS tweak into a full-blown JavaScript
+plugin. Doing so won me the inaugural [Best Plugin](https://obsidian.md/blog/2020-goty-winners/)
+of the year in 2020.
+
+The functionality has been since incorporated into the core of Obsidian. By using
+the "stack tabs" option, you get vertically stacked notes that slide over each other,
+just like I'd envisioned from Andy Matuschak's website.

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.06 markdownload.md

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+---
+title: Markdownload
+type: page
+location: drafts/cv.06
+template: cv
+---
+
+## Markdownload {.personal}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.07 live-sports-results.md

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+---
+title: Live Sports Results
+type: page
+template: cv
+location: drafts/cv.07
+---
+
+## Live Sports Results {.aerion}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.08 80s-neon.md

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+---
+title: 80's Neon Obsidian Theme
+type: page
+template: cv
+location: drafts/cv.08
+---
+## 80's Neon {.obsidian-theme}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.09 typewriter-scroll.md

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+---
+title: Typewriter Scroll Obsidian Plugin
+type: page
+template: cv
+location: drafts/cv.09
+---
+## Typewriter Scroll {.obsidian-plugin}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.10 marq.md

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+---
+title: Marq
+type: page
+template: cv
+location: drafts/cv.10
+---
+## Marq {.aerion}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.11 cooklang.md

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+---
+title: Cooklang Obsidian Plugin
+type: page
+template: cv
+location: drafts/cv.11
+---
+## Cooklang {.obsidian-plugin}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.12 clickup-stopwatch.md

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+---
+title: ClickUp Stopwatch
+type: page
+template: cv
+location: drafts/cv.12
+---
+## ClickUp StopWatch {.aerion .internal}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.13 notation.md

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+---
+title: Notation Obsidian Theme
+type: page
+template: cv
+location: drafts/cv.13
+---
+## Notation {.obsidian-theme}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.14 devready.md

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+---
+title: DevReady
+type: page
+template: cv
+location: drafts/cv.14
+---
+## DevReady {.aerion}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.15 timesearch.md

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+---
+title: TimeSearch!
+type: page
+template: cv
+location: drafts/cv.15
+---
+## TimeSearch! {.aerion .vssec}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.16 vnasp.md

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+---
+type: file
+title: VSSEC-NASA Space Prize
+---
+## VSSEC-NASA Space Prize {.aerion .vssec}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.17 umbrella-entertainment.md

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+---
+title: Umbrella Entertainment
+type: page
+template: cv
+location: drafts/cv.17
+---
+## Umbrella Entertainment {.aerion}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.18 irefer.md

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+---
+title: iRefer VIC
+type: page
+template: cv
+location: drafts/cv.18
+---
+## iRefer VIC {.aerion}

weblog/CV. Portfolio/drafts/CV.19 vssec-website.md

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+---
+title: VSSEC Website
+type: page
+template: cv
+location: drafts/cv.19
+---
+## VSSEC Website {.aerion .vssec}