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C++ Isn’t Going Anywhere in Game Development
C++ remains the backbone of modern game engines—and it’s not going away anytime soon.
How to Start Robotics Without Hardware: Building a Parking Sensor with AI and Wo...
The barrier to entry for building unique software applications is dramatically decreasing. Historically, the barrier for developin...
The Anti-Cloud AI Manifesto: Meet “Ratio,” the DSL That Runs Game-Grade Intellig...
Ratio is a tool to run complex AI on consumer hardware without burning the planet. It bridges the gap between high-level visual or...
When The Oldest Programming Language Outsmarts The Newest AI
C++ was not supposed to come back. It was supposed to die quietly while the world moved on to safer, simpler, slower tools. But hi...
Is C++ Really That Bad? Separating Fact from Folklore
C++ has often been criticized for its complexity and steep learning curve.
Rethinking Encapsulation: From Private to Public by Design
Access modifiers have long been seen as essential to safe and clean code. But they’re ultimately a low-level mechanism for express...
Streamlining Automotive Testing With Real-Time Documentation: Kober’s Success St...
Kober Engineering’s experience shows how SimpleBLE can address real-world challenges in automotive testing.
Clean Code and Speed: Not Either/Or
Casey Muratori's "Clean Code, Horrible Performance" article claims that object-oriented programming necessarily sacrifices perform...
Building an H.264 Decoder with Nvidia CUDA
More than a decade after first experimenting with H.264 encoding, the author revisits the challenge of building a performant video...
