I have a new ZitaFTP Server update for you. This one has a major new feature that's almost invisible (and that's by design). The new feature is: countermeasures against password cracking.
I created ZitaFTP Server in part because I needed an efficient way to compile my software on one machine, and test it on another (an Amiga).
A beta tester recently told me that ZitaFTP Server didn't work on his Windows Home machine.
A new ZitaFTP Server update is available. It fixes a bug that literally prevents completely new users from trying it out. Here's what went wrong...
After a very long delay, I'm pleased to announce that the next update to ZitaFTP Server has finally been released! The previous release was back in May.
Years ago someone asked me if I would add the ability to write shader assembly to the graphics drivers I was writing.
The next ZitaFTP update was supposed to be released yesterday. I was on track to finally get this long awaited and much delayed update finished, but then sickness hit.
Daily journalling is a key part of how I keep my projects moving. Without it I'd be wasting time every day trying to remember what I was up to, and...
I've written multiple articles about eliminating waste in software development. This time, I'm going to delve into the biggest waste ever, which is:
A few weeks ago I decided to check out Raylib, an open-source game engine written in C.
