It's looks like such a simple thing and I've been taking it for granted. Simply because how it just seems to work anywhere and everywhere. It's like being in awe of a tomato. Until you try to do it yourself. From the ground up,…
You know how they say, "solve your own problems". When asked what should I build? Or something along those lines. Well I finally have a problem that I'd like to solve myself. I might also have some tools to be able to build it. Since I&…
Nearly, or I'm in the process of building one I would say. You can find the repository here. The codebase is kind of a first draft and will be subject to quite a few changes over the next few weeks. It all started out by separating the platform…
If you'd like to see the code, you can find it here. Handmade Hero is such a treasure trove for programming. I'm only on day 20, but I've already learned and tried out so many new concepts, things I would never be aware of…
It's humbling when programming with a lower-level language like Zig. This morning I spent an hour trying to figure out how to allocate a two-dimensional array. After a while I just gave up and decided to implement a two-dimensional array from a single dimension. After all, it'…
If you rather look at the code instead, you can find it here. Could be four weeks, really. I'm not sure at this point, but I'm glad to have fixed the clicking sound I used to hear between buffers. It's been about a month…
It's been over a year since I switched to Zig to build all my side/curiosity projects. Surprisingly, switching to a lower-level language has consistently improved the quality of my projects and my love for programming. I find myself being able to get braver and approach programs I…
What's going on here? Last week I wrote about the frustrations of programming audio. Last week I was stuck on a problem where I had no idea what the issue was. It turns out that in PulseAudio, if you use the async server and don't close…