And Noel Llopis is blogging, too: http://www.gamesfromwithin.com/
(I'm not going to link to him quite yet...he only has a couple articles up so far. But I laughed out loud when I saw what he wrote about redundant include guards. Ah, geek humor.)
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Got a minute? The first 3d chrome native client game. You might dismiss it as just another 'twin-stick' shooter, but I think you'll find if you play to win it causes your brain to secrete copious amounts of dopamine and epinephrine. (And that's a good thing.)
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The Single Compilation Unit sounds like a neat trick, I've seen a varient of it[1], where all the classes had their functions implemented inline. I thought it looked a bit wacky at the time, but it seems that there might have been a method to the madness.. :)
[1] I assume it was a varient of this technique, it was just some code I found without any explaination.
Posted by: Factory | March 17, 2004 at 10:54 PM