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A technical walkthrough has been published explaining how to write a demoscene intro for the ZX Spectrum, the 1980s home computer still beloved by retro coding enthusiasts. The piece covers the constraints and tricks involved in squeezing graphical effects and music into tiny memory footprints. Readers are discussing the craft of size-limited coding and the enduring demoscene community that keeps 8-bit machines alive.
- 2Indie game developer shows off Vulkan physics and ray tracing demo●https:// youtube.com/shorts/c-xxUaUfWx8 # gamedev # indiedev # gameengine # physics # vulkan # raytracing
An indie game developer is sharing a short technical demo highlighting custom engine work built on Vulkan, with a focus on physics simulation and ray tracing. The clip is tagged under game development and indie dev communities, where engine programming and rendering experiments regularly attract attention from other developers interested in graphics techniques.
- 3New idiomatic SDL3 bindings released for daslang▼dasSDL3: Idiomatic SDL3 bindings for daslang https://spiiin.github.io/blog/339855472/ # Programming # Graphics # OpenSou
A developer has released dasSDL3, a set of idiomatic SDL3 bindings for the daslang programming language, announced via a blog post tagged around programming, graphics and open source. The release gives daslang users access to SDL3's multimedia and graphics capabilities through an interface designed to feel native to the language rather than a thin wrapper.
- 4Tigers edge Blue Raiders in overtime football thriller●Football: Tigers thrive in OT, take down Blue Raiders
The Tigers defeated the Blue Raiders in overtime, pulling off a tight football win that went beyond regulation. News-Graphic reports the team thrived under overtime pressure to take down their opponents, a result likely to stir discussion among fans of both programs following a closely contested matchup decided in the extra period.
- 5University of Maryland club tennis team suspended over racist graphic▼University of Maryland club tennis team suspended after racist graphic sent to other schools
The University of Maryland has suspended its club tennis team after a racist graphic was sent to other schools. The Baltimore Banner reported the suspension, which comes as the university investigates the incident and how the image circulated among rival programs. The case has drawn attention to conduct standards for student club sports teams.
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Graphics programmer Aras Pranckevičius published a blog post detailing a fast blur algorithm that supports an animated radius, a technique useful for effects like depth of field and transitions in real-time rendering. The write-up walks through the implementation and performance considerations. It gained attention on developer forums, where readers are discussing the approach and its practical applications.
Repos
- clainstone/cbirds A flock of birds in your terminal: Craig Reynolds' boids, in braille in any terminal and as sprites in Kitty and Gh