The guy has an annoying subscription to his newsletter popup like most of the competition, though.
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Embedded SW developer. I live/work in Switzerland.
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Ironically, the trend of having page design with low contrast text as in this article is almost as annoying as the newsletter stuff.
Exactly this. Why should we wait next day standup to discuss blockers? This is non sense.
I also second PICO-8
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I came here to say that. It was much more convenient than burning CDs.
vim is not an IDE
We use DOORS. I don't have experience with other tools, so I can't compare but I don't find it a nice experience either.
Do you have any suggestions of ressources to learn more on that specific topic. I am interested on ressources to learn more about when to use tasks or when it is better not to. Especially for embedded systems. I find now people use tasks for anything without having a real idea of the costs. I am also interested on when it is needed to use an embedded OS or when you could better do without one. Any kind of ressources, book, website etc is welcomed.
The game was released in 1981, so Gates was 26 years old.
Many companies are moving already to countries like Cambodia or Vietnam because China has become "too expensive".
Unfortunately they don't have a course to learn mandarin chinese
I really like the idea that you should live every day as though it's going to go on forever instead of living it like it's the last one.
I take the opportunity of this thread to ask for good ressources and books to learn C#, .NET, databases. I have a background in C, C++ for embedded systems but I would like to learn higher level stuff. Any recommendation on where to start? The final goal would be to be able to switch career from embedded to higher level development.
You are right, the first zelda was much more difficult. And that is what made it so rewarding when you found something new or finally beat a boss. I remember also trying to burn every single bush with the blue candle and having to go out of the scene and enter again to do one more try. Took hours, days sometime.
In opposite, the latest versions of the game are so easy. For example In Twilight Princess, I did not even die once versus the final boss... What a disapointment.
Could anyone explain the downvotes? I have a windows phone and I am really interested in the release of windows 10 for windows phones, especially with the hope of finally having a decent browser on my phone.
If your windows copy is not genuine, can you still get a free upgrade?
anyone knows when Windows 10 will be released for mobiles?
Anyone knows what are the differences or advantages compared to pcap?
I agree, QtCreator is great and yes even for plain old c++ code. You don't have to use Qt framework.
No, it is not just you. It is hard to read for me too. I highlighted the text to make it easier to read it.
Same here. I pre-ordered it on amazon back in 2013! I am getting pissed as every few weeks I get an email informing that the released date is postponed again.
funny, I just checked your profile and noticed you are also in Switzerland :-)
Thanks a lot. It looks very interesting. I will go through it when I have some time. Do you know any good book that covers this subject?
Could anyone point me to books and ressources for beginners on the topic of multiplayer game development?
I was going to suggest to change the question from "How does Homeopathy work?" to "Does Homeopathy work?" and then I clicked the link... :-)
Over the years, I had several bad experiences with outsourcing to big companies in India. But recently I had a discussion with an Indian colleague. She used to work for a company for which my previous company outsourced to. She told me most of workers there are just out of school or the rest are bad programmers. Good programmers find quickly a job in better paid positions in other companies.
It seems the main issue is deciders in the west are happy to find cheap outsourcing companies in India. Their pick goes to the company with the lowest hourly rate. What they don't realize is that the good programmers move very fast in better paid position elsewhere... letting you work with the less qualified people.
I thought this article would give tips on how to find a job where you can work from home.
That makes me wonder what we will think 30 years from now, when we look back at how we develop software today.
Same for me, once my wife and kid are asleep