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Thanks Mike👍!

Lol, I was just thinking if unittesting can be meta/reflective. I was thinking of making some tests for my OpenGL state machine exercise that can automate various testing stages of the pipelines. Actually wanna take it further, but that was the simple of it. What I would love as a programmer and potential programming language designer is to just make any function isTestable? and give it optional parameters. The amount of asserts and tests I do just to say “okay now test this parameter, but do not use 0 because that will fail because I said so”.

D First!

thanks! it helped me a lot

11:34 , I think that destructor should not have any parameter list!

thank you very much! I'm another step forward to getting this project built - one more library (VLC) to build from scratch to go!

auto is silly

Came here to update my knowledge about pointers, great explanation as always thanks. For me pointers are very similar to shortcuts in windows for example, just in a smaller scope. They both store an address and both reference to something whether it is some value or an executable, the idea is similar. They are not that hard as they seem to be, tho for many beginner's they are something unthinkable. But the idea of shortcuts in an OS for the same beginners is something intuitive.

Is it good if a library developer uses static asserts for error checking in his final output ? By "final output" I mean the code I uploaded to my repo.

time 3:13. Why not even "read only" access to global static data is allowed in pure function.

I finally had time watch to the end, and loved it. A very enjoyable interview!

This is probably the best opengl series on youtube. It helped me a lot on graphics programing. Recently, i've added bindless textures on my laptop. It works just fine, but when I pushed to github, downloaded it and used it on my PC instead of my laptop, I still see the stuff, but not the textures. So why is it only working on my laptop but not my pc.

18:50 in the for loop, it would be even better to have it as for(const auto &e : m_messages) since the element is accessed only for reading and not for modifying it!

30:35 ,the usage of words "move " and "undo " was confusing for me, but I translated in my mind as (and that is the output that I would rather see) : "move by x and y" and instead of undo : " move by -x and -y ".

Learned a lot, too ;)

Learned a lot 🎉

It is weird I didnt get the notification for part one. But related, testing makes ‘computer science’ feel like ‘science’. Plus, I think we all started in the broad sense ‘testing behavior’ in some repl of some kind. Soooo you just type your expression and find out what happens 😂. Of course, this is not software testing, more empirical testing. That is my thoughts though. Anyway, neat we have made it past 101 episodes. Maybe I should watch this series one more time..

Would this be useful for defining simple magic numbers? so instead of #define MAGIC 1000 constexpr int value = 1000 in some sense, would it be more "C++-y" or would a const be enough?

I remember asking Wouter if this is a good beginning language and he said no. And since there is dearth of tutorials on Lobster, this language is essentially built for more experienced developers that has experience in another language. 🦞

Sigh... use the HDMI port for the ZV1 and connect it to a CamLink. If you use the USB to connect it to your computer, you're stuck with this bad quality.

why cant i find this documentation that you have opened, it looks like they removed so much from the sdl wiki

i tried lobster a couple years ago. it's a great 'batteries included' type of language. i just, at the time, didn't find the pythonesque syntax agreeable.

hey mike, iam super new to programming and my question is that what is size_t?? i ve learned so much from this playlist. all thanks to you but i am so confused at this point what in the world is this? size_t and vectors

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Very detailed and informative explanation. thanks Mike for making such useful content.

thank you very much !!! helped me a ton

I learnt assembly on Amiga and used AmigaE a lot, there are new E compilers not just the original assembly one. My advice is, don't learn C or C++, find a language which helps you find errors, so strongly typed, not one which will basically force you in hours of debugging and wasting your life.

Good explanation. One doubt since "s_instance" is created with "new" keyword. How and where to use the "delete" in this case? Also since the destructor is private will it ever be used in this class?

I have tried to setup sfml on windows several times and everytime i stumbled upon some kind of error that screwed everything and it took like 15 minutes to make it on linux, thanks for this great tutorial

Hey, just a heads up for Linux users! Lobster does build fairly easily out of the box, BUT you will still need to set the path to the exe in the /bin directory if you want your command line to recognize the arguments globally. Some languages do this out of the box and others do not have to do that. But this is probably going to be helpful both when running examples and quickly iterating on code! Otherwise, it is just as simple as getting the repo and building! This is one of the easier make/cmake projects I built, so look forward to it! <3

First time watching one of these. Really interesting conversation. Would love to see some insights on game engine architecture from Wouter.

Thanks a lot Mike. 🙂

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2:29 , in summer 2024 the API design for C++ got a 2nd edition! 3:22 , I believe that Professional C++ should be read before the API design book, because the API book assumes you already know enough C++11.

Walter Bright story telling is interesting and funny. Such a gifted man.

is that still a thing?

Looking forward to your next upload in this series!

c, c#, c3 and c4 (carbon). Programmers are drawining in a sea of c's

Thank you

I really like this interview and it gives a different perspective. Very nice to see Walter talking about motivation and giving Arnold as an example. By the way Walter himself is an example of dedication after what +20 years working on D for free... again awesome.

ARM is going to be even more important going forward. Glad Walter is doing something about it

Hi Mike, small question, but I can guess an answer: why do you go through all the effort of making a mouseDelta, if e.motion.xrel is already a delta? Is it because passing the absolute position to a camera member function instead of delta will be handy later? Thanks in advance

Thank you for the interview with the leged, and thanks Walter Bright for the D language