Writing

Quick reference for the GCC build command: gcc main.cpp -o executable_name to compile C++ source files into executables.

Flutter architecture broken down into three layers: Framework (where you code), Engine (handles graphics), and Embedder (platform-specific dependencies).

Selection Sort explained: finds the minimum value per pass and performs only one swap. Same O(n^2) worst case as Bubble Sort but roughly 2x faster in practice.

Mac Mini 2019 specifications: Intel Core i3/i5/i7, up to 32GB RAM, SSD storage, Thunderbolt 3 ports. A compact powerhouse for developers and creators.

One million bells worth of turnips in Animal Crossing. A penny saved is a penny earned — to the moon with turnip coins!

Final part of the Flutter image series: caching network images to reduce unnecessary resource consumption using the cached_network_image package.

Bubble Sort explained: compare adjacent elements, swap if out of order, repeat. O(n^2) time complexity with C# implementation and step-by-step example.

Deep dive into Unity ShaderLab: the language that bridges shader code (CG/HLSL/GLSL) with materials. Covers properties, SubShader, Tags, Pass, and overall structure.

Loading images from the internet in Flutter using Image.network(). Covers how URLs work, the difference between local and remote assets, and adding loading animations.

Overview of shader languages: HLSL for Direct3D, GLSL for OpenGL, and CG by Nvidia/Microsoft. All share similar C-like syntax, so learning one transfers easily.

An intuitive explanation of logarithms for game devs: what they are, why they matter, real-world applications in Big O notation, and their role in game development.

Picked up a Nintendo Switch Lite to play Animal Crossing. Spent 3 hours trying to save $4 on the game. Should have just paid full price.