The Docker build command Docker images are built from a Dockerfile, and whenever you get stuck writing one, the Docker reference is a genuinely handy companion.
In this post we install Docker on Linux systems (Ubuntu/CentOS).
IoT and C# – Measuring Room Temperature, Humidity, and Light Intensity and Saving Them to a Database
In this post we take a small trip into the world of the Internet of Things: we read measurements with an Arduino and an ESP-01 WiFi module, and then lean on C# to store those measurements in a database.
In this post, we will build every object from scratch with freeglut and put together a simple game you can control with a joystick.
Fractals are a great showcase for recursion, and the Koch snowflake is one of the friendliest to start with.
Drawing a shape is one thing, but it gets far more fun once you can control it with real hardware.
In our previous post we established a connection with the client and ended it immediately afterwards.
Last time we connected to a server; this time we play the other side.
Picking up where the last post left off, we take a 3-dimensional object we prepared earlier and bring it to life, rotating and scaling it according to the viewpoint.
In this post we will build a house on a three-dimensional plane, and then examine its view using orthographic projection techniques.