posted around 2011
Having created a cool prototype using the newly released Microsoft Kinect SDK I decided to pen down my findings and share them with HUGI readers. You can also read it here.
posted around 2010
This article discusses a number of graphics programming techniques: the rotational zoom, phong shading and bumpmapping. They are combined into a nice visual package: a bump-mapped rotozoom.
posted around 2008
I created an implementation of the Reaction Diffusion algorithm on the GPU. This basically shows how to solve a PDE through iteration using a Ping-Pong technique with FBOs. In the code downloads there are two implementations. A conventional CPU implementation and one for the GPU using Cg.
Having created a cool prototype using the newly released Microsoft Kinect SDK I decided to pen down my findings and share them with HUGI readers. You can also read it here.
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As I was rummaging through ye ol' bin of things I made, I found some articles describing how to use the tiny little OpenGL GUI library I had created. If you're interested in trying to use the library, it's a good (yet incomplete) point to start at.
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Recently, I have been tinkering with the new technologies that the latest browsers have started to integrate, in particular: WebSockets. I ran into some problems with the newest draft that needs you to provide a proper answer to a security challenge. (2015)
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For some time now web applications have been becoming more and more complex. So much even, that there now is a need for them to start mimicking the user interactions of regular Desktop Applications -- think of Gmail, Facebook etc
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One of the most important factors in determining how well a system, and its current shape is understood lies in how well (and where) it has been documented. This short article shows you a way to add rationale to your configuration files.
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This post is dedicated to providing you with insights into the reasons why "code re-use" is applied; which, in turn, shows why these principles aren't always applicable to middle-sized software components. (2010)
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