Finding A Sane Stack For The Web
Everyone loves sharing their web dev stacks! There's even a whole popular site dedicated just for that. Rather than just blindly sharing the stack(s) I »
Good Reads And Listens, Vol I
In this series I present a bunch of cool blog posts, articles, talks and podcasts that I've happened on over the past few months. The criteria »
Learning To Teach
Something I've wanted to get better at has been teaching software development. Learning is a general interest to me, and learning how to accelerate the learning »
(Compute) Shader Basics With Unity - N-Body Simulation
(EDIT: I unfortunately lost the images related to this article. Some of the meaning of the text may thus be lost. Apologies.) In this small tutorial, »
Tool: Insurgency Competitive Lane Planner
This is a tool for planning lanes in the competitive mode of Insurgency: Sandstorm. !WIP! Persistency not (yet) implemented. Plans are lost as the backend is »
Raycasting for additional VFX
Oh boy, I was supposed to write this in the spring.. So in early 2018 when I saw the Real-Time Raytraced Reflections demo by Unreal, I »
Bitwise operations in practice: Converting from ISO 8859-1 to UTF-8 in C or C++
So recently I ended up needing to convert an array of characters in Windows-1252 aka CP-1252, pointed to by char *, to UTF-8. As always, my first »
A Very Simple Database and some other Rust thoughts
I just finished (for the most part - some return types need a bit of tuning to cover for failure scenarios) a small learning project for »
If you ain't gonna be pro, why play competitively?
I've always loved playing games competitively. I vividly remember going through the move list for Tekken 3 and finding out the most abusable moves, the ones »
Squeezing Rust into production: Part 2
Previously I wrote a small post (now unpublished, it was quite boring) about finding the smallest possible opening for introducing Rust into production use. In that »