In Java, we have our take on functional programming with lambdas. Obviously, as functional programmers love to tell us – they’re just a mere simplifications of the ‘real’ functional languages. However, introduced in Java 8, they’ve had really changed how we do things in Java…
The very beginning of May was a long weekend here in Poland, so I’ve caught some break. Well-rested I’ve dived in the internals of C language right after that. In general what was left were two chapters of C course. They’ve dealt with compilation, linking,…
From the very beginning April was planned to be fully dedicated to C course. I’ve done nothing else, but just dive in it as deep as I could. Therefore, this summary is short, as it’s C, C and C all over 😉 The only original…
March started with me finishing eight chapter of Tanenbaum’s book. It was caused by me waiting for C course to start, and therefore there’s another chapter already on GitHub. After that I could’ve started C course, but unfortunately suddenly I got some health problems (not…
It feels to me like it was a really long time ago, when I was writing my entry post for this whole project. Today it is over five months since I’ve started my journey on the path of mastery. What is more – my project…
With the Advent of Code finished I’ve decided to write one more post about the fixes and changes that I’ve introduced. During the lessons I was writing down all the ideas for improvements of the code. Below You’ll find all the changes. Previous location removed…
In the twenty-sixth lesson of a roguelike game tutorial (the last one) we started with inventory. Unfortunately there’s no more lessons – the author dropped the project, however it still does not allow me to skip it. Last march of the BareMetalDev Advent of Code…
In the twenty-fifth lesson of a roguelike game tutorial no actual logic-changes were introduced. Only the cleanup happened – which I’ve done also in my code. We’re not in Kansas anymore – split of main header file The author decided to split humongous rogue.h file…
In the twenty-fourth lesson of a roguelike game tutorial a decoupling of display and logic happened. That was something that I was planning for some time (Locations in my Level instance were specifically created for that). Let’s get into it. Starting with the Player Again…
In the twenty-third lesson of a roguelike game tutorial something new appeared – a game menu. Instead of diving into locations, pathfinding and such – we do some interface work. However, there was a problem. Write once, run everywhere. Oh, wait… Yup. The problem is…