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octopus
16y ago
Thanks for the link.
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octopus
16y ago
C/C++ works only for desktop based apps, try to put a C++ app on a webpage. WebGL yes, for HTML5 aware web browsers and if you want to have your source code open (maybe I'm wrong here, but I've understand that the code will be available jus
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octopus
16y ago
As an example of why Java+OpenGL could be an interesting thing to study even today I would say a single word ... minecraft: http://www.minecraft.net/
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16y ago
I suppose you've missed the title OpenGL in "Java". You point to a nice website that teaches you how to use OpenGL in ... C++. Anyway I doubt JOGL does not let you to use buffers, so you can draw in memory and after that draw on screen. Eve
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OpenGL in JAVA - step by step tutorial
(felixgers.de)
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Windows Phone 7 Connector released to Mac App Store
(arstechnica.com)
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Hands on with Intel's MeeGo tablet UI: good ideas, rough edges
(arstechnica.com)
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Geeks, hackers, nerds, and crackers: on language boundaries
(esr.ibiblio.org)
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Simple procedural terrain generator with source code
(kirsbo.com)
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Vim: Copying to and retrieving from the clipboard
(markhneedham.com)
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16y ago
Apparently Microsoft has one step in Apple Store with his iPhone app for OneNote. I see this as an interesting alternative to EverNote.
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OneNote on your iPhone
(crn.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
You can try to use vWorker www.vworker.com for finding interesting projects on which you can learn new things and get paid. I have worked on the site since 2006 so I have some experience with freelancing, if you work 1-3 hours per day you c
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OpenGL graphics on a Windows form with C#
(opentk.com)
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octopus
16y ago
Exactly 0 cents! However the owner probably makes some money.
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16y ago
Personally I have no connection with freeprogrammingresources, I've just used it for reading a lot of good tutorials about C/C++, so I have no financial interest in it. I know it has a lot of ads on it however this does not make the collect
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Game loops on IOS
(gamasutra.com)
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16y ago
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Modern OpenGL
(duriansoftware.com)
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OpenGL on Mac
(developer.apple.com)
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octopus
16y ago
The entire article is just a bunch of suppositions, no evidence to sustain any of them.
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OpenCL SDK from Intel
(software.intel.com)
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Introduction to STL - Video tutorials
(channel9.msdn.com)
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C++ Renaissance
(channel9.msdn.com)
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16y ago
Nice collection of lectures.
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16y ago
You can use Python for writing portable code between multiple OS, no need for recompilation. Basically everything can be implemented in Python, in the scientific community it is used mainly as a glue code, meaning you keep your computer int
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16y ago
I think amazon cloud computing is more promising. I hate web sites that require to register before you know exactly for what you subscribe. If opani will, at some point, give more details about what they can offer versus the competition, I
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16y ago
Probably your Internet provider blocks the access, here it works just fine. If you will encounter the same error in a few hours contact your Internet provider and ask them if thepiratebay is on their blocked list.
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16y ago
Jacket is a nice addition to Matlab, which like any interpreted language is inherently slow. I've seen a 40x slow down for the same application versus a Fortran implementation. In my view Matlab is great for testing your ideas, but for an i
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16y ago
You could also try a reasonably cheap solution, create a vWorker accout and hire someone from there: www.vworker.com You could find someone that will do the job for 3 - 400$, don't go with the pay for hour model, you will be more satisfied
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16y ago
The entire article is vague.
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