I always have a project
I usually take things apart
I sometimes put them back together
I occasionally share what I've learned
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Projects that make it this far end up here:
Latest (September 2019) : Decoded: GNU Core Utilities completed!
Let's Make: Traffic Department 2192 - A 33-part series re-creating this classic game.
Let's Make: Dangerous Dave - A 10-part series for beginners in C and SDL.
Decoded: The Bisqwit NES Emulator - The NES emulator presented on YouTube
Decoded: OpenTTD - The open-source remake of Transport Tycoon Deluxe
Decoded: Sopwith - A code reading of David Clark's 1984 bi-plane action game
Decoded: Rogue - A code reading of the 1984 DOS release of the original Roguelike
Decoded: The Wizard's Castle - A code reading of the 1980 classic console RPG in BASIC
Decoded: QBasic Gorillas - A code reading of the 1990 Microsoft QBasic Demo
Decoded: DONKEY.BAS - A code reading of the first PC game! (1981)
Decoded: GNU Core Utilities - A long-term project to decode coreutils v8.3
Decoded: The 'top' utility (procps) - A look at table of processes for developers
Jakutos - A JavaScript/HTML5 roguelike set in the Might & Magic 6 world (play).
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I rarely rant, but when I do:
Evolution of the x86 context switch in LinuxTearing apart printf() - Walking the path of 'Hello World'
How Difficult is your Programming Project?
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I never give up!
For the curious, here is a FAQ about my projects page