The CMake Tutorial Printed Book is (Almost) Here
I’m excited. The proof copy of The CMake Tutorial printed book arrived yesterday (see above). And, I think it’s looking […]
Turns Out, My Own CMake Book Needed a Debugger
Last week I was using my own CMake book for a new project. Yes, I refer back to my own
I Tried Everything to Speed Up this Website… Let’s See the Results
As promised in the video, here are the links to the web hosts I recommend: Rocket.net, and Cloudways. NOTE: Some
Fixing My Frankenstein Website: The Big Overhaul
My website is a mess. Oh sure, it looks just fine, but it’s all smoke and mirrors. Behind the surface,
Why I Switched to Self-Hosted Email Marketing with MailPoet: More Privacy, Less Cost
If you’re looking for a self-hosted email marketing tool that puts you in control of your data, integrates with WooCommerce, and costs less, stick around. I’m going to tell you why I ditched Mailchimp for MailPoet. I’ll also tell you how the migration went, the challenges involved, and MailPoet’s pros and cons. As promised, here […]
Special Offer: Up to 40% Off ZitaFTP Server for AmigaOS and Windows Users (Limited Time)
ERROR For a limited time, we’re offering 20-40% off ZitaFTP Server, a secure and easy-to-use FTP(S) server that works on both AmigaOS and Windows. Whether you’re an Amiga enthusiast, a developer, or just looking for a reliable way to transfer files securely at home or in a business setting, this is a great opportunity to […]
The CMake Tutorial Is Almost Done!
The second to last chapter of The CMake Tutorial is done! It’s now 93% complete, and I have to say that it’s much bigger and more comprehensive than I originally planned (179 pages of sharp, no-fluff content).That’s because I wanted to cover everything a developer would need to go from zero CMake knowledge to being […]
CMake Tutorial 87% Done – Lucky Chapter 13
ERROR Another chapter of The CMake Tutorial is done, making it roughly 87% complete. This is the first chapter in part V, which covers building larger projects. I’ve also added a small section to Chapter 6 on how you can use pre-installed dependencies, yet still use an in-repo source-code copy as backup (plus some warnings […]
Getting Started With OpenGL ES 3+ Programming Tutorial Book Relaunch
 The book proof is finally here. I’ve had the cover for the OpenGL ES 3 tutorials book redone, and I’m sure you agree that the new cover is miles better than the original (see above). The tutorials book was intended to go with the Modern Graphics Programming Primer. Those two were supposed to be a […]
A Communications Disruption Can Mean Only One Thing…
ERROR I had a major communications disruption end of last week. It has nothing to do with Star Wars, phantom menaces, or annoying alien creatures. Instead, it was the result of an epic #UXfail. I bet you’re imagining a website or app failure, but User eXperience (UX) is more encompassing than that. Here’s what happened…I’m […]