TL;DR, ZitaFTP Server isn’t quite ready. The trial version will be released ASAP. Click here to join the mailing list to get it as soon as it’s out. Quick summary:Zita FTP Server isn’t quite ready yet I had hoped to have a trial version ready on release day (Tuesday 20 August 2019), but I’d better slow down […]
Last week I published a teaser announcing that I was releasing ZitaFTP Server soon, but I guess an obvious question would be: why? It might surprise you that I wasn’t actually thinking of an FTP server when I started.I was just sick of the lack of good ways to transfer files between my Amiga and […]
Here’s a small peak at something I’ve been working on. It’s an FTP(S) server that’s:Fast Secure Supports multiple simultaneous connections And more It’s still a work-in-progress, but is useful enough that – all going well – a pre-release version will be released for AmigaOS 4.x on Tuesday 20 August 2019.Want to be notified when it’s […]
Here are the results of the AmigaOS 4 graphics card survey I did last month. I do these every year…By far the most interesting result was actually the number of responses I received, which seems to have dropped back down to roughly the level it was in 2017. This makes me wonder, have those WinUAE […]
ERROR I’m pleased to say that the recently released Warp3D Nova tutorials book is now also available in PDF format. The advantage of this format is that it can be read on your AmigaOS machine directly. We have PDF viewers, whereas Kindle and other e-book readers aren’t available on AmigaOS.Anyway, you’ve got yet another 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. I’ve decided to go for the extra expense of full-colour on the print book. I know it’s more expensive, I think that the colour syntax highlighting makes the code easier to understand. So, […]
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. This was back when it was first introduced. Anyway since then those tutorials have kind of gotten lost on myblog, kind of buried. So, at Jamie’s suggestion (thanks Jamie), I’ve […]
ERROR 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. It was great!Then along came spammers, submitting links to their websites in a desperate bid to get more visitors, and trick the search engines into […]
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. Amazon have hundreds of millions of customers searching their site, and some people just prefer to read physical paper copies. You can get the […]
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% discount on the e-book “Modern Graphics Programming Primer.” This deliberately short e-book is well worth getting if you want to learn how to write graphics/games […]
