March update

Compiler Explorer now has a logo!

If you like it and want to support Compiler Explorer, I set up an online shop where you can create your own T shirts, bags, mugs and so on! By doing so you’re supporting Compiler Explorer’s development, as I get a small commission for any sales. Of course, it’s all open source, so you can make your own with the logo too!

In other news, since last month I’ve uploaded a few more videos:

Miracle - a JavaScript Sega Master System emulator. Another emulation talk, this time on a games console.
Performance Tuning. A worked example of tuning performance for a latency-sensitive application, similar to the kinds of things I do in my day job.
Wolfenstein 3D’s map renderer. A short explanation of the main “trick” used to get this amazing 1992 classic game working on the hardware of the day.
Seasocks - a C++ embeddable WebSockets server. A lightning talk on my open source web server project.

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Posted at 17:50:00 CST on 3^rd March 2018.

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