Here's a curated list of the projects which I'm the most proud of :p
Open Windowing Library is a C++ library that allows the user to create windows, display stuff on them and manage their events on Linux and Windows. It supports Software and OpenGL rendering. :D
At the time of it's creation it was the only barebones WebXR tutorial - no external libraries like a-frame or Babylon.js. Just pure WebXR and WebGL. :p
It's a simple utility to share a keyboard between 2 computers on a local network. The server acts as the keyboard's host and sends the inputs to the client. I created it because I broke my pc's keyboard and I wanted to temporarily use my laptop as a keyboard. ^^'
Supports both windows and linux!
Here's how I set up my new Arch install: :D
It's a really simple setup but I wanted to save it here in case I ever want to recreate it on another machine:
Hi! Welcome to my blog! I'll post some of my struggles against the machine here. :p
For now enjoy the humble counter below.
This is a test of the code snippet functionality:
Seems to work fair enough. ^^
I've run into some issues that suggest I will need to refactor this website in a way that it's not completely client-side, but has some pregenerated parts also. I'll halt development on it (again) for a little while till I get some education related stuff out of the way and then I'll resume working on it, cuz it's been a really fun project so far.
The thing I want to add specifically is to make it so all of the "apps" don't have to be in one giant html file, but each has it's own seperate one instead. I also want to make it so the website's URL can include the apps opened on the website so that search engines have an easier time refering people to my blog posts. Some of the most interesting blog posts I've read in my life I've found (mostly on accident) through search engines, so I'd like to make it possible here too.
Invitation
My projects
My Arch setup
My blog