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Here are the results of the AmigaOS 4 graphics card survey I did last month. I do these every year...

I'm pleased to say that the recently released Warp3D Nova tutorials book is now also available in PDF format.

Okay, the Warp3D Nova tutorials book is finally done. I've done the final edits, and it's available now for you to buy.

A few years ago I wrote a bunch of tutorials for Warp3D Nova with the intent of helping other people learn how to use it.

Blogs have had comment submission forms for years. The ability to comment gave blogs an element of interactivity. Readers could respond and interact with the author and other readers.

The Modern Graphics Programming Primer book and its accompanying tutorials have been re-released in both Kindle and print formats. I've done this hoping that I can reach more people this way.

Our hometown Wellington is having its anniversary this coming weekend (well, Jan 22, actually, but we turn it into a long weekend), and we're celebrating by giving you a 33%...

NOTE: This video was released to the laptop mailing list two weeks ago (16 July 2018).

The results are in for this year's AmigaOS graphics card survey and they're quite interesting. For starters, 467 people contributed this year vs 348 in 2017. That's a 34% jump.

If you've been following the AmigaOS world then you'll no doubt have heard of the upcoming A1222 (codenamed Tabor).