I found this collection of opinions about what to do when faced with legacy code in a tight schedule very interesting. Should we write tests for the code even though we know we

Another page on the battle of build systems, I am now moving on to CMake, after giving SCons a try. The ryppl project by Dave Abrahams et al to give the C++ community

Just saw this on Slashdot: Valve Open Sources Their DirectX To OpenGL Layer. Looks like great news for game developers. Now I wish we had something to do the conversion in the other direction

Open source projects flourish when lots of small contributions are made. I am currently looking at Mayan EDMS after listening to their interview in FLOSS Weekly. I had some issues using the fabfile

Well, I'm always learning. Some times I learn the easy way (by reading about the mistake I'm about to make), but more often I actually make the mistake and end up banging my

I'll be keeping an eye on NuGet. It sounds like it can be usefull. According to wikipedia, "NuGet is a free and open source package manager for the .NET Framework.(...)NuGet can be used

I'm trying Qt Creator out, and had some dificulty figuring out how to enable C++11 support. After all, the best way to lear how to use the new features is to, well, to

For anyone who stumbles upon this, I'm currently enjoying the streaming presentations from this year's edition of GoingNative. You can find it here http://channel9.msdn.com/ for now. You can still see the past presentations.

Let me start by saying I agree with the article posted at Dr. Dobb's by Mr. Andrew Binstock. Having said this, I am writting this post because I am afraid the article has

Just finished listening to another video I saved in my pocket list. It was a talk on google IO 2012, about WebRTC and specifically, the new getUserMedia API. This has made the right