It's been a while! But we have been busy experimenting with different features that are coming very soon to PMMA. So, in today's PMMA progress update, lets take a quick peek into what 2026 will bring. Prepare yourself!

PMMA makes 2D shape rendering incredibly fast. Instanced rendering is a technique used to make rendering very fast and efficient. So, why doesn't PMMA use this technique? Let's discuss this in today's PMMA progress update!

Building in public creates accountability and attracts early adopters naturally

PMMA is here to make application development easier and faster. Great, but how exactly do we make application development easier? Funnily enough, in today's PMMA progress update, we will be discussing this!

PMMA is here to make application development easier and faster. Great, but how exactly do we make application development easier? Funnily enough, in today's PMMA progress update, we will be discussing this!

Sometimes we make choices that can lead to further complications later on. This was the situation we found ourselves in with PMMA for a while, limiting applications to a single window. Well in today's PMMA progress update, that's about to change!

Building in public is the best way to grow a project. Keep shipping updates!

Let's talk about images. Along with text they form some of the most fundamental components needed for any application. In today's PMMA progress update we will be discussing image support and it's strange relationship to text rendering!

Regular updates keep projects moving forward and maintain momentum

Building in public is the best way to get feedback and grow. Keep sharing your progress!

Modern computers have had multiple cores for a while now, to the point where smartphones and even smart watches also come with multiple CPU cores. But why is it so common to still see single core applications? Let's look at this in today's PMMA progress update!

Writing the documentation for PMMA is a lengthy process. But perhaps it's supposed to be. If we rush it, we don't get the opportunity to do what really the point of documentation is really all about. Reflection. Let's discuss this today!

It’s great to see regular updates; consistency builds trust. What specific features or improvements are you most excited about in the next release? Focusing on user feedback can help prioritize what really matters to your community.

PMMA is all about bringing all the tools you need to make your application together into one place. Except there is one small outlier. Shaders. In today's PMMA progress update, lets refine our idea for the PMMA Shader Language!

PMMA is our project. It's here to make a statement and maybe also to push our programming limits. But where do we want to take the project in the future? Not the near future. In today's PMMA progress update, lets look far to the future!

In PMMA we have our sights set on adding some very exciting functionality. Things like supporting 3D graphics with textures and materials, to animation and so much more. In today's PMMA progress update, lets discuss our schedule for all this!

Getting PMMA to the stage it is at currently has been a simply huge investment of time. But that's just the programming - and we aren't finished yet! In today's PMMA progress update we will be discussing how the documentation will be an even bigger task.

We are working on the documentation for PMMA! Yes, after much deliberation and restarts it's finally here properly, and here to stay! So, in today's PMMA progress update let's discuss how it's all going to work.

PMMA's rendering engine is fast. That is a statement of fact. However, we have fallen into a classic development problem, and in this PMMA progress update, we will be discussing the solution to this. And how to make PMMA even faster in the process!

When working on PMMA, we always look at features that are good, and ask ourselves: "how could this be better?" Its this innovation we are currently focusing on the text rendering API. In today's PMMA progress update, lets elevate text rendering!

PMMA currently has no up to date documentation. Strangely this isn't actually a bad thing, but simply part of a now complete portion of PMMA's life cycle. So, in today's PMMA progress update let's look to the immediate future of the API.

It's been a while! That's because we have been very busy tacking text rendering for PMMA. Its done, its never looked so good, and in today's PMMA progress update we will be refocusing on what has been an unexpectedly tricky issue to tackle!

It's easy to cheat benchmarks by writing code designed for that specific scenario. But is this really cheating, and is there some situations where this is actually beneficial? Let's discuss this in today's PMMA progress update!

For the last week now we have been troubleshooting a very frustrating issue with text rendering in PMMA. However, in the last few minutes we finally saw some progress, so in today's PMMA progress update let's give you the rundown on text rendering!

There is about to be a major shift in direction for the development of PMMA. Currently we are focused on 2D shape rendering, but will be moving to focus on text rendering from tomorrow. Let's discuss this in today's PMMA progress update!

We have just finished the transition from OpenGL to BGFX in our 2D shape rendering API for PMMA. So, if you are interested to hear how it went, and most importantly how PMMA performs now, today's PMMA progress update is for you! Prepare yourself.

PMMA 5.1 is starting to take shape. We have been busy swapping out our graphics API, refining the API and fixing bugs! In today's PMMA progress update, lets discuss where we are at in this process (and where we are going next!)

Good news everyone! For the first time, we have managed to adapt PMMA's shape rendering pipeline from OpenGL to BGFX! Plus, we have been making lots of other changes - let's discuss this in today's PMMA progress update!

We are now approximately half way through the transition from OpenGL to BGFX! So in today's PMMA progress update we will be discussing how we are finding the transition and how we expect PMMA to perform!

We are back! After a two day break from progress on PMMA to avoid burnout, we are back - and we have a plan! In today's PMMA progress update we will be discussing our approach to continuing the development of PMMA 5.1 Let's get started!

PMMA is here to help you make your applications faster in Python - but why? Why are we attempting this challenge, and what is in it for us? Today we will be discussing the driving force behind our innovations and work on the project!

PMMA 5 pushes the boundaries of what is possible in Python. However it had one minor problem, and that is one of the first areas we are addressing in PMMA 5.1 with the new build system! Let's discuss this in today's PMMA progress update.

PMMA is a multi-media API designed for Python and C++ to improve application development. And let me tell you - we have big plans! In today's PMMA progress update, we are focusing on improving the build system for the API!

PMMA 5 has been out now for about 24 hours. So it's time to do the most important task that anyone in the world should do. Reflection. What went well and what can we do even better to make the next update even better. Let's discuss this!

congrats on the launch!!

PMMA 5 has just been released to GitHub and PyPi! You can install the latest version of PMMA using 'pip install pmma==5.0.16' or find the release page here: github.com/PycraftDevel... #python #programming #update #announcement #pmma

PMMA 5 will release tomorrow (Thursday) and is the latest iteration and architecture change for the API. Each major version of the API has seen a major architectural change - in today's PMMA progress update we will be discussing why!

🚀 Python Multi-Media API (PMMA) 5 will release tomorrow and will be our fastest iteration of the API yet! You can find PMMA here: github.com/PycraftDevel... #buildinpublic #programming #Python #developer #gamedev #softwaredevelopment #SoftwareEngineer #coding #CPP

It's the little details that sometimes make the biggest difference to something big! With the forthcoming release of PMMA 5, we have been really focusing on these smaller details, so today let's catch you up with what's changed!

The Python Multi-Media API is here to help make application development easier and faster in Python! But then why is approximately 40% of it written in C++? Today let's discuss this and it's potential implications for the APIs future!

We are now into the final stage of development for PMMA, and it's the most rewarding, but also the most risky. In today's PMMA progress update, we are taking a look at how we get the API to work together!

PMMA 5 is set to release sometime in the next two weeks - but what has changed since PMMA 4? In today's PMMA progress update we will be discussing this, because there is plenty to be getting excited about! What are you waiting for?

Times are forever changing, and if PMMA doesn't adapt it will not remain fit for its purpose. So, in today's PMMA progress update, lets discuss how we are planning to future proof the graphics portion of PMMA's extensive API!

PMMA is an OpenGL based Multi-Media API for Python and C++. Our use of OpenGL is one of our most significant features - but it's also one of the biggest potential problems. Today, lets discuss future proofing PMMA!

We made a big mistake. Its very embarrassing, but this is one of those rare occasions when a mistake turns out to be hugely beneficial for us. PMMA may actually be faster than we initially thought. A lot faster. Let's discuss this today!

A computer program will always take a minimum of time to run. Whilst it may give the illusion of being almost immediate, in reality no program will ever achieve that In today's PMMA progress update we will be discussing our approach to optimisation

Hello 👋 I think it's time we did a bit of a catch up on our channel and where we want to take it as we progress into the future. But don't panic, this isn't anything bad, but our way of being transparent!

I'm very sorry everyone but we are unable to copy our PMMA progress updates from X at this time. Here is a screenshot of the update whilst we work to address the situation.

🏆 Top Reposted (including quote posts) Post in #BuildInPublic (Last 24 Hours): - By: @pycraftdev.bsky.social - 4 reposts Your post is clearly share-worthy!💌

As someone once said: "you may not like it - but you can't deny - PMMA's got style". Naturally I am paraphrasing, but you can't deny it's a good introduction into today's PMMA progress update all about styles!