IDisposable Thoughts

I really love asynchronous programming, and the support for asynchronous programming structures out there in modern languages is amazing (even C++20 has coroutines now!), though I personally think the biggest problem with async programming is that is so easy to use (thanks to the support I mentioned before) and …

Last blog post we were talking about how to make a nicer vector class and extend it to handle an arbitrary number of components so it is easy to do things like vector<3> v{1, 2, 3} and saw how powerful is to use things like traits and templates …

While reading the fantastic book Foundations of Game Engine Development, Volume 1: Mathematics by Dr. Eric Lengyel and working through his examples I found the venerable vector3d class, a simple class to handle 3D vectors. I decided to try something different and write a slightly different version of the 3D …

I had already written about using Conan and CMake to handle your C++ dependencies and that is a setup I had used for a while now. Recently, while working in a few things with the Boost library, I found the cracks in this setup, for example, this setup does not …

For a while a book that had been in my shelf, asking to be read, has been C++ Concurrency in Action, Second Edition by Anthony Williams and published by Manning. Long story short, it is an amazing book, if you are new to concurrency or want to learn more about …