Randy
Randy ramped up his Analog Sampling series this month with 4 new posts at a level of consistency I don't know if I'll ever reach.
Adam
My posting has slowed to a crawl as I have been using my spare time to explore developing cross-platform games and applications in C using the SDL library. I'm nearing the end of my experimentation phase and will discuss some of my findings in upcoming posts.
I've started a new "management" category that I'm hoping to build out. This will likely cover leadership related topics, but often specifically in the context of software management.
With Summer coming to a close, I suspect my frequency of writing will increase as we enter the colder and wetter months.
Building a simple pong game in C with SDL and emscripten to compile to web assembly. Amazing that this clocks in under 250 kB transferred.#gamedev #webdev #programming
— Adam Berg (@devtails) July 19, 2022
Demo and code: https://t.co/YwEl4NHj0J pic.twitter.com/ADEr9yDpXa
Getting back in to C programming with SDL. I think this may be my permanent home. First a simple notes app. Probably looking at an offline music player next. @Spotify is extremely underwhelming...why do I pay monthly to listen to the same songs over and over? pic.twitter.com/Yxmn2EwWoB
— Adam Berg (@devtails) July 24, 2022
Articles From July
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Five Positive Interactions for Every Negative One
One piece of leadership advice that has stuck with me is the idea that for every negative interaction you have with someone, you need to have 5 positive ones to offset every 1 negative