Can you believe it? Knitting is good for you.
According to researchers at University College London, performing a visuospatial task -- one that uses your hands, like needlepoint, or knitting, or even worry beads -- may have a protective effect against post-traumatic stress disorder.Well, I went away for a bit for my... uhmmm 45th birthday. Now I better get back and knit some more! Lucia Test Clicksor ad
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Hi Lucia! Just found your site - The sweater design program you have set up is wonderful! I am designing my own sweater, using your guidelines. Thank you so much for taking the time to put the program together.
Best, Prim
Comment by Prim (1 comments.) — 8/3/2004 @ 7:06 am
I LOVE your Pattern Generators, and I would like to ask a question. I have come up with an idea for a knitting program, but I don’t know where to start. What types of programs would I need to learn in order to code a knitting program? I was hoping that you would be wiling to give me some suggestions as to where to start. Thank you.
Comment by Tenise (0 comments.) — 8/20/2004 @ 10:40 pm
The first step for programming is to take an introductory class on programming. You’ll learn to organize the steps for a code in general.
After that, you can think about the programming language. I code some generators in javascript and some in Perl. There is not “best” language though. The language choice depends to an extent on your goals!
Comment by lucia — 8/22/2004 @ 8:34 am
I’m testing where my comment notification goes!
Comment by lucia — 10/13/2004 @ 8:00 am