Arthur Brainville @ybalrid@fosstodon.org

Hi guys, I'm #NewHere!
I'm a C++ developer interested in free and open source software and in game development. Looking for interesting people to follow... 😅

@gbryant Thanks for making these videos showing of NextCloud.

I have a bunch of files scattered on Dropbox. I have a bunch of calendar crap on iCloud. I have a bunch of other stuff on Google Drive.

I upgraded my server to have 2TB of storage. Installed NextCloud and Collabora Office.

It's just amazing! And I just discovered the Music Apps. I CAN BUILD MY PERSONAL SPOTIFY. 😮

I spent my weekend building this. I am a happy man now.

The server runs because I'm also a mad man.

Hey, haven't talked about it a lot here, but I've been contributing to what should become both "yet another reference viewer" and a tool to manipulate #glTF assets.

Everything's open-source. Works on Linux and Widows, not tested on OSX yet.

Still lacking a lot of stuff, mostly, a standard (reference) metal/roughness PBR shader.

I had the same reaction than @thelinuxgamer when I saw that video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hjf6M4GtIo

Today I had a bit too much fun testing this cool FOSS C++ library called "Jet-Live"

https://github.com/ddovod/jet-live

It's a hot reloader for C++ code. You can edit the source code of a program anywhere and you can reload it. I see this might come really handy while hacking on my little OpenGL development framework!

A video game is just a giant loop updating the state of the "simulation" of the game. So that's the ideal application of that technology