in my game engine, alongside with Entity Component System

You make your own game engine?

Yeah, I came across the concept of ECS while I was trying out a game engine called Bevy. It was interesting but like many framework made using Rust, it has too many abstraction or macros. It’s not always a bad thing & I totally get why it’s like that, but I want something more lower level for learning purpose.

So I searched around for more low-level stuff and found this talk by Andrew Kelley. Also I’m currently trying to create some city-sim game using Raylib and Zig, and I plan to try to apply to the game I’m making. It’s my first time trying to properly make a game so it’s gonna take a while lol

not sure who lunduke is & why we’re talking about it under a post about data-oriented design :/

Huh, what interview?

Yeah, it’s such an interesting concept, and I like how Andrew not only explains the concepts well in such a short time, he also explains how he applies to Zig’s compiler at the later part of the talk. Even more interesting, (CMIIW) data-oriented programming originated from game development, but as we can see it can also be applied everywhere else

Note: the title is very click-baity but otherwise it’s a really good article about empirical software engineering.

It’s expensive

201k followings is insane! I’ve seen some GitHub account that do this but not to this extent. As to why, I am really not sure. It’s not like they’ll sell the account like with IG or other places

Our climate is getting so bad it’s becoming a very good conversation starters. Hehe, a bit dark but it’s actually true. Don’t know how to start a conversation? Just ask about yesterday’s weather and comment about how hot or cold yesterday was. Or maybe ask about how it’s getting hotter or getting colder each year.

Indomie :p

Super Mario Galaxy 2’s OST is a masterpiece.

Not sure why you’re sharing this. This is one of the worst blog post I’ve read this year. The amount of name calling is unnecessary, childish. It’s just not good.

Sorry, I agree with other replier, but why would you use AI to convert from and to XML… when another more objective, reliable, and deterministic tool to convert exists for a long time. You know well how often LLM makes up stuff…

Jared Leto, too bad he is in the Tron: Ares which I’m almost looking forward to watch simply because of nine inch nails…

Somehow it’s not the bracket syntax that stopped me.

It’s the amount of dialects LISP has. Way too many of it. I don’t know where to start

I don’t think that’s how it works

Ahh yes. Nice to see you on the Fediverse.

OOT, I’m pretty sure I saw you on OpenMW forum before

I tried running whois on the domain and can’t get any information

It’s possible OP is lying

Are you sure it’s Microsoft?

IMO, this is where techniques like Domain-Driven Design really shine as they put the business concepts at the forefront of things.

Do you have a resource on where to learn DDD? I feel like I never understood the concept well.

I kinda like it