Gustav Jansson

This week I mostly completed the klotter/dear imgui color project by switching back to hsl. I started the match implementation and continued by making sure euphoria still compiles.

Since skeumorphic was successful I want to evaluate nuklear for the editor gui and might just use euphoria to do it, since that is were it’s going to end up anyway. I might also start the game gui since I more or less already know how (the first version of) the 2d renderer should work and how the high level api should work (in theory).

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spotlight

I spent about 2 weeks on spotlight, my hugo blog featuring pretty windows spotlight images. My windows have stopped showing me new images, not sure what’s up with that so the contributions have more or less stopped. I should learn about how image processing works and publish it this year.

Star trek

The year started with me watching star trek TNG and desperately watching the full series of deep space 9 before it was removed from netflix the last 2 to 3 weeks of the year.

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games

THe only game I made this year, was a game made in 4 hours for the spelsylt gamejam.

I think one of my new years resolutions will be making and publishing the car game is some way or another. I’m really keen on working on the arcade car game.

klotter

The year started strong with implementing framebuffer/post proc, cubemaps, skyboxes and uniform buffers and continued with code cleaning in the end of february but then I just stopped and was stuck on instancing and having some sort of analysis paralysis and ignoring for most of the year before almost completing it before the end.

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Another year full of devlogs and another review of what I have achieved and failed to achieve.

workbench, euphoria, gaf and json

Workbench started out as a repo of various build scripts, but is now a single tool for running all those “scripts”. This year I ported everything from rust to c# and scoured my repos for other tools to integrate it into the code base.

One of the big reasons for choosing C# is so that I can use the spectre project to get a nicer cli. The other big reason is that I use c# as a language for work so I’m very familiar with it. I can also use resharper to clean up the code and do major refactorings, that wasn’t really possible with the rust or the python version.

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