Top of the bubble coming soon 🙏

It’s so blatantly transparent and so public, it sounds just like all the other dictators who’ve extended their stay.

You know what a good protest movement is? A protest movement. This is just good ol barely effective Slacktivism en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slackti...

Wait David Lynch died?? What? Nooo! I loved the number of the day videos, what happened to him?

For some people it’s a dream job to work in games, and hell yeah it’s fun!! Especially with fun people. But right now I’m quite worried about other things, it’s not just about having fun, but also about having a good impact on people’s lives and our future. I need to help with climate change.

Saying goodbye to the games industry wasn’t easy, I’ve worked with some really cool people over the years. I just don’t want to work on another hypercasual game in my life, put a year of work into something that won’t get shipped, investors and management making the game suck ass, etc etc

There’s a video about interviewing (admittedly drunk) people about whether they thought vegan beer or alcohol free was worse. Everyone raving on about how they hated vegan beer, some being surprised a la „they even turned the beer vegan? Is there nothing they will stop at?!“ All beer is vegan 😄😄

It’s only going to be as messy as you programmed the generator to be. Adding more features that analyse everything and turn it into an optimised unreadable mess takes time and has decreasing returns. If you do source gen for some really amazing optimisations and it’s already gonna be more performant

Source generated code is usually just the barebones language. Abstractions are just for DRY, but sourcegen doesn’t care about that because being verbose doesn’t matter. What you will see though is more low level stuff, packing bools into bitfield, calling methods directly, instead of vtable lookups.

In my humble opinion source generated code is more readable than the code you find in some libraries. If you have unexpected behaviour in a library, then good luck understanding the 10 000 abstraction layers and random entry and exit points, keeping track of subscriptions to dozens internal events

Well, it’s code… so you can just jump to definition on everything that’s being generated. Usually generated code has comments at the top or bottom with some info (what triggered it, what tool generated the code, etc sometimes even some values etc)

Hey Oskar, I know about source generators and have written a big open source project in it. Would love to hear your ideas.