added lambert shading

finally rendered my first 3d cube with opengl

old turkic c:

do you guys clean up before exiting or do you leave it to the kernel?

single line of sprintf was responsible for 65% of the instructions. replaced it with my own function and instruction count dropped from 58 million to 10 million

I spent the last few years building enik-engine, a lightweight C++ game engine with a custom editor, hot-reload scripting, physics, animation, prefabs, and more. Fast, small, and built for experimentation. Here’s a deep dive into how it works and the lessons I learned: hanion.dev/post/enik-en...

Building a custom C skin: hanion.dev/post/cey

made a ray tracer in c. and i want your opinions on the ui. left (raygui) or right (nuklear)?

I got nerd sniped by @tsoding.bsky.social. Site generation with C templates: hanion.dev/post/mite/

i can't let old tech die. I feel like a cpu that boots deserves to do computation.

Writing a game engine for embedded: hanion.dev/post/embedde...

just graduated 🎓

i hate qt. i used it because it was "platform independent". it took me 2 hours to build it on windows.

remade my website hanion.dev. no frameworks or libraries, just like god intended.

i feel more comfortable reading c code because i know there is no hidden behavior

Tsoding on C

qt looked cohesive and cool as a user. but as a developer, holy shit it is bad

I've stumbled upon a computer so old that it does not have any bios settings other than date & time it does not detect bootable devices if the partitions are not aligned perfectly antix runs on it fine though

assembly is the best language for opening four panes side by side

compiling c++ takes too long

searched if I could make a broken smart tv useful by installing linux on it. the results are, on average: almost impossible to do so

i no longer want to continue working on one of my projects, but I fear that I will form a bad habit

the propaganda is working. im starting to dislike c++ in all places that make it c++

falling in love with assembly lately, it looks like I found a new obsession

Tech is kindergarten. All devs are children. And we need adults in the room to clean up all their toys.

You should write bad code:

integrated jolt physics into my game engine. here's how it went: hanion.dev/my-experienc...

finally, i don't have to touch windows again

noo my game engine is leaking

here's a better one lol

WHAT is that video quality man

added jolt physics to my game engine

anyone still using goto? added to my language anyways

added text rendering to my game engine! thought it would be way harder. i am happy how it turned out.

i joined a game jam and used my own game engine. it was an awesome experience. i love finding out real needs of the engine. here's the game: hanion.itch.io/reborn

published my game engine to @itch.io it has an example project for now. unfortunately no new project creation. i will add that later. hanion.itch.io/enik-engine

finally added 'defer' to my language, i love it

questioning whether i should follow the academic route or not.

ray caster in an LED panel? ray caster in embedded!

automatically hot reloading native scripts in my game engine:

really cool. i made a cpu rasterizer too. but on an embedded device, the filling was so expensive that it slowed everything down. i couldn't even fill it with color. so i ended up using just backface culling. here it's working with a simulator i wrote with raylib:

here's mine with only one cube filled, just filling the faces. i gave up on depth buffer after seeing this. it struggles with uint8_t[32*64] color buffer 😆

implicit variable declaration is stupid

i hate if statements without braces. so, in my own language, they are not allowed at all.

most cs students cannot solve simple problems. i always tried to be more optimistic but being close to cs students while in collage for 4 years, i hate to accept that nothing has changed.

here's a demo of the current editor for the game engine im developing in c++

native scripting working in my game engine