We can't thank you enough for everything you've done so far... Greatest lone coder, we look forward to your new adventures! 🎶I'm a poor lonesome -cowboy- coder and a long way from home...🎶 Have a wonderful day.

@javidx9

10 ай бұрын

Thanks Yvanvan!

@m0-m0597

10 ай бұрын

It also reminds us that we cannot take this man's content as granted

@NEALMOHANSDEMOCRATICRIGHTSBLOC

9 ай бұрын

​@@javidx9😮😮😮😮 🤯😮🥰🥰🥰🙏🏼

@binkbonkbones3402

8 ай бұрын

​@javidx9 do you think collision based on texture instead of polygons is possible? Like, can I make a facade wall with collision and doors you can pass through just by making one tri with a house texture on it with the windows cut out?

Take your time, your videos are awesome

@javidx9

10 ай бұрын

Cheers Pedritox!

@thebirdhasbeencharged

10 ай бұрын

Quality over quantity, we love you brother. We here when you get back.

Thanks a bunch for the great community you've built! And thanks for featuring me three times! :O

Javidx9's Tetris video is what led to me to be able to write my own CUDA-based multithreaded signal analysis software using ImGui for the interface. Progressing from the bare bones (learning about variables, etc) to actually making something useful is the hardest part of programming in general, and Javidx9 bridged that gap so perfectly with the Pixel Game Engine

@user-qo9vt4kf9o

8 ай бұрын

how to understand the pixel engine code ？

@rockapartie

7 ай бұрын

@@user-qo9vt4kf9o Watch the video series about it.

What started as a hobby trying to follow along with your videos ended up in a career shift, I'm so glad I stumbled upon your content some years ago, it really made me think and understand that I could do it. Thank you Javid, I hope I"ll submit an entry for the upcoming jam.

@thebashpotato

2 ай бұрын

Hell yea buddy, that's great to hear.

In the very least, it's awesome to see you've been doing well! I've learned a ton from you and your channel.

Just got to know about your channel a few days ago and fell in love with how well you explain stuff. Its cool to see all the amazing projects the community makes.

This guy breathes life into the C++ community on KZread ❤.

0:20 what's that green thing on the ground?

@javidx9

10 ай бұрын

I think its like a carpet thingy

@Dorbellprod

10 ай бұрын

I think it's a type of exotic flooring

@BlueProgamer212

10 ай бұрын

I don't know either. But whatever it is, it's such a wide carpet

@Terrensino

9 ай бұрын

I heard it's called glass or sort of. You need to change it once in a while as it turns yellow and starts to crunch.

Your videos are amazing. I just applied your tone synthesizer lesson series to a real problem I was having and it opened my eyes. I can't wait to get to the NES emulator. You are 100% OG.

Thanks for creating such a great community Javid, I've been really enjoying the discord. I get a real kick out of seeing what other people come up with!

I remember doing the same project at 4:01 back in high school. Our computers lab professor had provided us the source code which, if I recall correctly, was written by students at UC Davis. Me along with a few other students had to built the sandbox and setup the the projector and the sensor.

Surprise showcase and code jam have me excited. Regardless of upload frequency, thanks for the great videos

You adore the content, and community you do. The whole thing is just awesome. Thank you!

The discord is super helpful, thanks for setting that up

I noticed when I program for a job its difficult to do it as a hobby.

@javidx9

10 ай бұрын

This is very very true

@pixelpox11

9 ай бұрын

I've been programming professionally for the past year, never have I ever programmed so little in my free time :(

@RobinLeGaming

7 ай бұрын

​@@pixelpox11I feel you 😅

Amazing work javidx9 and his community! You all are doing amazing work!!❤❤❤

Javidx9, your content is incredibly enjoyable, and you truly deserve all the fun you bring to your audience. It's not just entertaining; it's the best educational content I've come across that's also a joy to watch. I genuinely find myself learning from you even when my brain is feeling exhausted. Thank you so much for providing such valuable and enjoyable learning experiences. You're making a real difference!

You inspired me to learn C++ and your videos are very chill too.

Glad to see your still doing your thing. Looking forward to future videos

Keep it up brother, the field of graphics needs people like you to keep it alive . Much love.

The color space cube at 7:08 is so cool, really hits my brain right in the nerd part

I have a specific project i have a question for: Can you do collision based on texture instead of using the polygons so the collision is correlated to the texture on the polygon and the polygon itself is intangible? What I mean is I want to make an incredibly low poly style video game, and I want to make it so each surface of a building or whatever can actually be a single tri polygon with whatever shaped texture on it I need. In this way I could make a facade building without a roof with just 4 tris that overlap at the edge of the texture The way this would need to work is the actual tris the textures are attacked to will have to be much bigger and potentially would get in the way if they themselves had collision so just the portion with the texture has collision, and the tris can overlap as much as I need them to and be as large as I need because they're intangible and invisible, so they don't get in the way and can't be noticed or seen in gameplay I also want to do stuff like doors and windows you can pass through without building geometry for them, so the texture can simply have transparent and intangible holes Basically I don't care if you can see that it's flat, it's better to me to load more stuff at once with lower quality than have a tiny area where stuff actually loads because everything is super high polygon count I want crappy facade buildings with the same texture for all four wall with no roof, and floating sky cities made with like 20 polygons, I love the ps1 aesthetic and most of the other stuff in the game will be 2d billboards including civilians like in the old road rash games so visuals will be low resolution and flat

I love your coding videos, and hope you get back to them at some point, but take whatever time you need to enjoy the outdoors too!

I need to get a clip of my project in the show your stuff I tend to only post devlogs.

Glad to hear you're doing well

As inspiring as always😮😊 I recongnized Death Really style. Love this game

Really nice showcase. And the classical music from Tchaikovsky is my favourite.

Im happy to see you still around, you are truly a brilliant individual and i appriciate your content very much. Thank you for your work and knowledge, God bless you!

@javidx9

6 ай бұрын

Very kind of you, thanks!

Hi, I had known you a few years ago. I really admire your achievements so far and aspire to be like you. However, I have a small issue with my English skills. I need to improve my English before I can follow in your footsteps. Fortunately, AI has proven to be the best English teacher I've come across. I'm not sure where to start or how long it will take to reach your level, but it's an honor to have met you

Honestly, the things this community is doing is amazing! I still can't do any of this, but I love the videos :)

5:00 What is this spinning "drill-bit" thing? And how does it work?

Very cool. A lot of talent here.

It's like when you see this guy, you immediately think of graphics programming, CONVEX COLLISIONS, and Windows API stuff

it's ok if you take your time because i still have quite a lot of content of yours to work my way through lol :P love your videos and all that you do!

@javidx9

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Aaron, appreciate the support!

That PlayStation emulator was sick! There’s some talented people on that discord

That was very beautiful and impressive!

Think we can get a video on programming on the android? I no longer have a laptop, but there is at least one ide on android (aide) and I think a few compilers, but android apparently needs a bunch of weird boilerplate stuff to work and all the tutorials are people with very heavy and hard to understand accents.

in not a loyal fan but i definitely love the time i spend watch your content (and the community)

5:05 can someone please link the source

So nice seeing how people are just enjoying themselves coding stuff! 🎉

6:22 nice

Please do a tutorial on how to go outside without burning alive

@not_ever

10 ай бұрын

Step one: Move to the North West of England Step two: go outside

@javidx9

10 ай бұрын

Genuine lol 😂

@lelolfire

10 ай бұрын

@@not_ever but what is a north west and how do I get one😭

@hedlund

10 ай бұрын

@@lelolfire If it's the north west of England you're after you're gonna need an army, to start. A sizeable navy also wouldn't be a bad idea. The north and the south don't always get along terribly well, but I wouldn't count on the crown letting pieces of Blighty go over it. Keep us updated!

@lelolfire

10 ай бұрын

@@hedlund Ok, thanks for the tips! I'll keep you updated.

Welcome back :)

Awesome

A library can compile, but did it actually work?

Thank you for everthing. İ hope you come back. Goodbye one lone coder.

I hope you will post more videos. Lately I started to look at microcontrollers. I initially wanted to buy a Raspberry Pi Pico W, but I'll go with a ESP32 (I think the raspberry is made by an English company). I think there is a lot to learn there too and maybe you could make a video or two about it. The pico has 256k of ram and 2mb of flash. The esp32 has a bit more and you have plenty of models with different characteristics. What I mean is that you are not THAT limited, like you were in the past. You also can't waste resources. I don't know how "hardware" you are. I know I am not hardware at all. Two weeks ago I didn't know what a breadboard was or a GPIO. But at the same time, you never learn as much as when you don't know. I think it would be tough to port the olc engine on a microcontroller, because of dynamic memory management and because you cannot have a framebuffer on such limited hardware. I am NOT complaining, those limitations are what makes it exciting. The pico itself is not that expensive (I think you can find it for 6€) and the W has wifi capacities. It may seems irrelevant, but as sensors and screen etc can quickly be expensive, being able to _do_ something with your microcontroller is nice. Anyway, it was just a suggestion.

@javidx9

5 ай бұрын

Hi and thanks. My day job is hardware so I'm ok with it lol. I've used an MBED LPC1768 in a few videos on the channel. It's my MCU of choice, but it's not as cheap as the others. I'd like to do some more hardware videos, it's tricky as they need to be accessible and hardware/embedded usually requires some setup to get started.

Javid is touching grass, guys! Something all developers need to do once in a while!

woah I gotta join the discord

love you sir

1:46 i didn't expect to be here :p

Welcome back 👑

How i start my first coding?

anyone reminded of that old iOS game Jelly Car at 4:23?

This is my favourite weather dont diss it!

The return of the king

The king has returned

One thing that surprises me is about how computer science always emphasizes the most commonly heard programming advice in both institutional and tutorial learning which is "Never name your variables where its hard to read or understand". In addition, "Never give your variable a long name".

you are a fucking legend

i'm also a fan of cloudy skies, because then i don't have to go outside with sunglasses

Brilliant 🎉ha "heckled by the chat" looking forward to the Jam SassyToll aka Johnnyg63 😀

nice

what is the thing at 5:01

@desktorp

10 ай бұрын

I hope you meant 4:01 because that's what I wanna know

Your discord invite link is invalid

Rest in peace channel, gone to search for the next generation of new KZreadrs.

I have a request for a video topic: Makefiles

Thanks.

5:15 Someone in your community made a Death Rally clone!?

hilarious

Missing u

hi master

You need to work on a big game project my man, your work would be exceptional and your viewers would buy it.

First like hit

Guess who's come back

Its very hard to find libraries these days that explain themselves, describe their functions, or show you an in-depth output of what the library can produce. Not to mention, finding a library that actually works.

"gone fishing"

The intro explains why only British people could make a song like 'Mr Blue Sky'

wtf am I even looking at here 4:01 is that some sort of holographic display??

9 days 😮 😅 enjoy. I wish i could do coding. I used to do a little. I cant do it now 😢😢😢 also modern world is taking over 😮 i do like the channel though 😊

I think this guy is Satoshi Nakamoto…

Oh no, he has "touch grass"!!!

Instant click

@javidx9

10 ай бұрын

Thanks Riacho!

Poor lad, trapped in source code

I cant really tell whether hes being facetious about the "lovely British weather" or whether he actually thinks thats great weather 😀

yea touch that grass :)

🥺 Javid i am being harassed by Some unknown group 😢😢😢 because of my campaign. They are creating distrust. What can be done. 😢 i dont know hacking and i dont want to get express vpn 😭😭😭

😮😮😮 😢😢 😔 end of the real world. 😢 Bring back 1989 😢😢😢 metaverse 😡😡😱🥺no

A programmer touching grass? is this the end of the world? Using flimsy excuse nonetheless! you can use a laptop outside of bonus asocial points! He is clearly being indoctrinated in enjoying life, unlike the rest of us who stay firm into being miserable in front of screen.

Error messages you can't understand? Maybe you need rust! Says the man who hasn't coded most of the year so far... n/m

Maybe he went to your mommas house? Huh you thought about that? Mabye he is at yo mommas house!