The future of the web is certainly going to be interesting. Just recently I came across Emscripten. Emscripten is a LLVM to Javascript generator (LLVM is a compiler infrastructure tool supporting multiple languages). What this provides is a way of compiling native languages like C/C++ to javascript which could run … Continue reading
On Linux I started using NetBeans to work on some C/C++ code and I was quite impressed with it. NetBeans has become my IDE of choice recently. The tools needed for C/C++ development are easy to install on Linux. However on Windows you need to install them for yourself to … Continue reading
I switched to a new Linux distribution again last week. Every time I switch there is something that doesn’t work quite right. Wireless networking seems to be one of those things that gets more than it’s fair share of issues under Linux. This time I switched from Xubuntu 11.10 to … Continue reading
I’ve been writing a Java Server/Client Chat program the last couple of days. Work on it is progressing nicely and I’ve created a GitHub repository for it at: Java Chat Currently it only supports text chat but I’m hoping to test out adding voice chat to it. We will see … Continue reading
While going to university I discovered that the Quake 1 Engine had been open sourced. At the time there was a site QuakeSrc.Org (now defunct) which had tutorials on how to add various features to the engine as well as an active forum community. Being a university student with an … Continue reading
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