Took a bit of time to setup but I've successfully run my first embedded program in Zig. It's a simple program that blinks the LED's but I was pumping my fists in the air for a good five seconds. The smallest things can give…
This is something I've always wanted to do, but never did anything about. Probably because did not know where to start. Recently I came across Micro Zig which was the push I needed to finally commit to it. Mainly because it narrowed the hardware for me. I'…
I've written about this before. I do have the tendency to focus on the end result from the very beginning. This is fine in most scenarios, except those where you don't exactly know how to get there. Most of the times it happens when I'…
Oddly enough, I was in no state of mind to do anything, but out of the blue I felt like wanting to do something. All I needed to do was sit down, fuck around a bit, open up the terminal and then all of a sudden I was on my…
While I wait for project idea for Zig, I've been reading the Zig language spec from top to bottom. More like continuing on from where I left of. There are few things thats really cool about the documentation. It's quite concise without being too hard to…
I've been working on the browser project for about a couple of months now. My main goal was to have an idea about how to draw stuff on the screen. When I finished implementing the scroll feature two days ago it felt like I was done. At some…
Today I hacked my scrollbar to work as it does on the browser. Hacked because, I couldn't get the math right and kept missing the bottom by a bit. So when it reaches the end I just put it in the right place. I know it's…
Till about three weeks ago, I had no idea about raylib. Now I'm absolutely loving it. To be fair I had no idea about how text actually got rendered on the screen, how fonts worked and so on. Did you know that font files (.ttf) have actual curves…