Dear all,
I’m taking a short hiatus for the following 4 weeks due to personal commitments as well as the articles themselves running out of steam. I haven’t been bottling things up enough for me to rant the way I used to and therefore perhaps it’s time for me to take a break for a while.
I’ll definitely return with more interesting articles and possibly more rants as well.
Many thanks for reading my articles!
Regards,
Jeremy
Hi all,
This week I’ll talk about the 3 main types of projects that are created with C/C++. We’ve perhaps heard of the term library, framework and engine. However, for this post, we’re talking about a low level set of articles which defined a certain development strategy.
Not everything is built directly as an application. Some applications have dependencies, some have extensions during run time, while others have a mix of both.
Whatever it is - there’s a need to understand what their differences are so that we know when to use what. Read on the find out more. Read the rest of this entry »
Dear all,
This week I’ll address an issue that is common in developers who have the power to decide what goes in and what doesn’t in an application.
While many developers have lamented at the technical ignorance of their managers who had made certain decisions beyond technical comprehension and always seemingly appears to be an act of stupidity, technical naivete or even worse, a decision taken on their behalf; if something goes wrong, the developer is responsible.
So… what has this gotta do with “cool”?
Well, let’s begin with looking at developers who make the decisions. To know more, read on… Read the rest of this entry »
