olc::CodeZone - Mission Logs

[@javidx9]

Watch live, Tuesdays, 8pm UK: www.twitch.tv/javidx9 or catch the VODs a day later here: kzbin.info

[@dragan38765]

"Makes me look like I know what I'm doing with modern C++, just make everything shared" I had not expected to be personally attacked today, wow, ok.

[@uabanur]

Hello javidx9. This was super wholesome! I have followed your channel for a couple of years, and always get excited to see new content. I love the warm and inviting feeling you always bring to the table, as well as the level of detail to understand how it all comes together. Keep it up, and if I have time during one of the upcoming codezones I would definitely pop by and say hello :)

[@javidx9]

Thank you. I'm all smug now 😄

[@FinFET]

"Code is always fun" the best way to learn to code is to have fun messing around with it =)

[@tomtravis858]

Haha, just got recommended this video after writing 2048 in rust, it really is the best way to learn!

[@nolan412]

Even more fun is seeing what code you can delete and not break things.

[@tomtravis858]

​@@nolan412 I'm sure it will compile if you delete all of it! :D

[@akshitsingh6429]

"Who wants to print Fibonacci series" i feel that

[@AMildCaseOfCovid]

I'm so green that I've never printed a Fibonacci series. But because of Javid, I now have a tetris clone under my belt, some embarrassing wxWidgets work, and now I'm making my own silly sprite-based game.

[@nolan412]

Let's debug planetary orbits instead.

[@TheFakeVIP]

What fortuitous timing! Just finished rewatching the OLC::CodeZone series (I've quite possibly got too much time on my hands) and this video lands, right on queue, in my feed.

[@guilhermeygoncalves]

Man, you are definitively a 'guru' of game programation in c++. I would to know about your channel in some years ago when i was programming some games. Now i'm your fan. Could you programming a "battle city" nes tank game style for us please? congrats for the channel.

[@EclipsedAscent]

Honestly you are the best ❤️

[@dempa3]

What I would like to hear more about is how you would go about to save changes to your procedural generated universe (from the previous video), while keepin it "real proceduraly generated" as you defined it.

[@StarshipTrooper-dc9np]

Yes please!!!!!

[@blakersquakers]

If anyone has not seen the pushin pixels with lisp channel, and you love javidx, youll love it too

[@yokmp1]

Shouldn't the stars also move a bit as the nebula does?

[@fuzzycat3651]

I'd really love to make it to one of these streams, I'd love to see you code a game in real time. And a space game at that!

[@seditt5146]

Wow I do like that Ibanez, looks really comfortable to play especially if you had to stand up on stage or whatever for given amount of time.

[@ncot_tech]

5:27 - And at this point Javid had a seizure and starts speaking in tongues.

[@crusaderanimation6967]

Ntl, quite enjoyable format.

[@PictorialPlanet]

This is great!

[@RogueShadowTCN]

If this is your only reference, you might work out that Eriksonn is a big trouble maker!

[@thewirv]

what is that image manipulation program? that looks sophisticated

[@javidx9]

It's Affinity Photo

[@TheSamuelWells]

20:04 Spaceship gets BIG....small...

[@felns8166]

Welcome, to the Codelight Zone "do DO Do do do DO Do do"

[@jamdonut]

aw yay didnt know you streamed, i've put a sneaky follow on twitch

[@morlanius]

Saw OLC:: in title Assumed it was MUD addon development Continues watching

[@FrostGamingHype]

true words by javid said programming is supposed to be fun!

[@Furkan-ll4gy]

Thats awsome, can you make ray tracing tutorial

[@meepk633]

Star Track dreamed of a future where chat will stfu.

[@rockycez]

Nice

[@du42bz]

Hello comrade

[@smellthel]

SPACE

[@Sky2042]

olc::GuitarZone when???

[@THE16THPHANTOM]

a nerd who doesn't like anime. they do exist. now to find a nerd who doesn't like video games... Nasa is a pretty good place to start.

[@cppprograms5868]

С++ рулить. Комментария ради комментарии. Для продвижения С++.

[@yusufklc7821]

İsn't space ship looks like C++ with one of the plus inside of it.

[@andrewdunbar828]

Leonardo Bigollo Pisano finds the type of coding on this channel dull.

[@Omnituens]

Telling coder how to output the Fibonacci sequence when they want to know something more useful is like asking how you actually survive in adult life and being told to remember that mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell.

[@nolan412]

Gotta have a solar corona layer.

[@nolan412]

Bloom is one of those makes your eyes hurt effects.

[@nolan412]

Ooh! Pretty.

[@nolan412]

The sun calls for an old school plasma.

[@nolan412]

It's Star Wars. Not Battlestar.

[@nolan412]

There it is: grid not keeping pace with the scrolling.

[@GreatHacker1]

I've always wanted to understand and know how to apply fibonacci's sequence in everywhere I could. I just don't know how to do that. The only thing I know is: void fibonacci_sequence(){ preview + now = next; } But it is not easy to apply in everywhere I want knowing that.

[@nolan412]

A bad step in the right direction: fib(previous) { now = fib(previous) + previous }

[@GreatHacker1]

@@nolan412 I know it has to be called recursively. My intention was not to make a loop showing how to apply it in programming language. It was just to show the basic steps to active the results. But I kind of understood what you meant.

[@pomato3898]

LoneCodeZone

[@amadeusk525]

I hate to break it to you David, but there are only two types of people in this world: People who don't like anime and people who have watched Attack On Titan.