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Game Dev Snippets: 40 small C++ demos of cool game mechanics that run in your browser Hey, I wanted to collect cool game mechanics in one place, so I started building small demos for them. Fixed timestep, A*, flow fields, boids, wave function collapse, rigid bodies, orbit mechanics, a software triangle rasterizer, terrain from noise and a lot more. Each one is a single folder with something you can poke at in the browser. It is all C++20 with SDL3, compiled to WebAssembly with Emscripten, a few of them use WebGL2. The game logic lives in a header without any SDL in it and has native tests, so the interesting part is testable and the demo is just a wrapper around it. You can try every demo live at demos.malura.de , there is a filter for terrain, AI, physics, graphics, space and so on. I am also writing a blog post for each demo, one per week, but the repo works fine without them. Full disclosure: this is my own repo and I used Claude to help me build the demos and tests. If I missed a mechanic you love or got something wrong, tell me.
How can i improve my benchmarks? A while a ago i started benchmarking models at work and tried to improve on the bench prompt. Has someone tips and tricks for me and some suggestions? Maybe other models or a different approach?
Awesome Reverse Engineer Anything: Hey, I think all these projects are really cool. People are rebuilding closed apps, decompiling old games and freeing smart TVs and vacuum robots from their vendor clouds, and I love where this trend is going right now. So I wanted to put them all in one place. The list has over 100 projects so far, plus the tools people use for this kind of work. To get in, a project needs at least 500 stars and a commit in the last year. Star trends refresh every day, so you can see what is taking off right now. Full disclosure: this is my own list and I used Claude to help me build it. PRs are very welcome, or just fill out the issue form and a bot prepares the PR for you. If I missed something cool or got something wrong, tell me.