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PUBLIC MARKS with tag Steve-Riley

January 2007

24 years of game programming: thrills, chills and spills: part 2

by wsriley

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Programming Matters - Extreme programming - shortsighted by definition

by wsriley

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Programming Matters - C vs. C

by wsriley

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Programming Matters - The D Progamming Language - a Pleasant Surprise

by wsriley & 1 other

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How null breaks polymorphism: or the problem with null: part 2 – Programming Matters

by wsriley

A further exploration of the problems null brings when it shouldn't be needed. Simple mechanisms for dealing with the problem are presented.

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December 2006

Programming Matters - 24 years of game programming: thrills, chills and spills: part 1

by wsriley

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How null breaks polymorphism: or the problem with null

by wsriley

null pointers c++ c# java programming coding code Steve-Riley

Programming Matters - Why I still love C++

by wsriley

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Scenegraphs and Openscenegraph for 3D software development

by wsriley

What scenegraphs are and why they are so popular for developing 3D applications.

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November 2006

Why passion is more important than confidence when solving problems

by wsriley

coding development programming passion Steve-Riley

Why the game industry should be more like Hollywood: Part 1

by wsriley

The video game industry could stand to learn a lot from Hollywood.

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October 2006

The best extreme programmers are ones with traditional backgrounds

by wsriley

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