In Chrome and Firefox, you can view a web page’s source code directly by typing into the URL bar:
view-source:[webpage address goes here]
for example:
view-source:http://www.example.com
And that will load the source code without actually loading the HTML. This is useful if you don’t want any popups or malicious code to execute, or you’re debugging a webpage.
What I believe a game engine built on Qt/c++ needs in order for it to be accessible and successful. (more…)
In most cases, the idea of programming is all the same. What makes it difficult is learning a particular language with all its different syntax, commands, etc. Like real-world cultures, people speak different languages, but everyone needs to eat and poop, except the words for those might differ from culture to culture. Even if there were no language differences, I’m sure one could still gesture, if considered obscene but still get the point across. If you could pick up those cues, then you’ll see that most cultures are the same. So let’s take a look at similarities between c++ and vb.net… (more…)