Planet Chili

Hi Guys I'm back... again :roll: Trying to catch up on the good stuff! I must say everyone on this forum has been busy and some of the things the chaps are coming up with new frameworks, projects and WIPs are amazing! A lot really has happened and I don't think I even could have imagined just how aw...

Thanks for throwing out the welcome wagon, as always

Hi Pindrought, It seems that we have both been away for a while :) I'm currently re watching all of these tuts as well :) TCP would be VERY interesting to watch. I plan on doing some WIN32 API tuts to help out a few guys who want to perhaps create workable apps like word processors, MP3 players, etc...

Hi All This is an update to the guide I originally posted here http://www.planetchili.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2504 Once again, to anyone who is new here, you can go through all the guides with the newest version of Visual C++ from Microsoft. All of the older material can be run without any iss...

Stefan Duranski, Man I cried a little during that review.

IGN has to take a few pointer from this no doubt!

*This review has been approved by an African Tribal Leader*

Hi Guys

Just to let you all know, after a long break, I am back

I hope to collaborate with all of the long standing members again soon

http://electricsheep.org/

You are welcome.

It's ridiculous mate haha

Well it depends on what kind of software you want to engineer. For example if you want to end up engineering software for apple or work for nvidia, computer (Hardware/electrical) engineering will get you far. However if you want to work on networking equipment understanding algorithms or complicated...

I totally agree bud! C++ compiles into assembly and well that just makes it so much faster