Astrophotography: Mount and Telescope setup time-lapse
I was asked to show how I setup my mount and telescope, so I recorded me accelerated 30 times, and shared it on YouTube:
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Power Shell cheat sheet
I figured that I should keep track of some useful command-line tools that I am learning, so I’ll write down them as blog posts and keep updating them.
DIY building an RC plane from Depron
The idea to build my own quadcopter drone, or my own RC plane, has always been tempting. My main issue was the lack of a dedicated space to build, and more i...
I Joined Unity!
Hey, I have joined Unity Technologies as a Senior Software Engineer in the VCS Integrations team, part of DevOps! A significant part of my mission will be to...
SQLiteC++ 3.0.0: C++11 is now required
SQLiteC++ 3.0.0 raises the baseline. After years of keeping the code compatible with old compilers, C++11 is now required, which lets me drop a lot of condit...
Beta75X 3S Tiny Whoop Quadcopter
I have always been interested in Radio Controlled cars, planes, and later in this new trend with drones! Not these drones that follow you or use GPS to film ...
I Joined Darewise Entertainment!
I joined Darewise Entertainment as a Senior Software Engineer in the tech team, to develop an announced game. I will be working with Unreal Engine 4 and Spat...
Unreal Engine 4: use Swarm to distribute Lighting build on Local Network
This is a quick tutorial on how to install and configure Unreal Engine 4’s Swarm Agent and Coordinator to distribute Lighting build (that is, UE4’s Lightmass...
SQLiteC++ 2.0.0
SQLiteC++ 2.0.0 is out, a bit over a year after 1.0.0. The major version bump is there because a few APIs changed in incompatible ways, but the interesting p...
Unreal Engine 4.11 Plastic SCM Source Control Provider
I have been working hard for the past month to develop a new Unreal Engine 4 Source Control plugin (Github) for Plastic SCM (think modern Perforce with effic...
Git Plugin v2.2 for Unreal Engine 4.17
I have just released a new v2.2 of the Git Source Control Provider plugin for Unreal Engine 4.17 with many bugfixes backported from upcoming UE versions!
Joining Unreal Engine 4 team for GDC 2016 in San Francisco!
I am so excited to announce that I am joining the Unreal Engine 4 team to attend the Game Developers Conference (GDC, Moscone Center in San Francisco, March ...
Android NDK r10e and Standalone Toolchain on Ubuntu 14.04
This is an update on my previous post about Android NDK Standalone Toolchain on Ubuntu, so have a look to it for better understanding.
SQLiteC++ 1.0.0: first stable release
Three years after the first 0.1.0 release, SQLiteC++ reaches 1.0.0. This is the point where it stops being a handful of classes I hacked together and becomes...
Unreal Engine 4.7 Released with my Git Source Control plugin!
Great news, Unreal Engine 4.7 has been released (UE blog) with my Git Source Control Provider plugin (Github)!
SimplexNoise: a small C++ Simplex noise library
I read a series of articles on LinuxFr about Perlin noise for map generation, that triggered me to implement my own procedural-generation experiments: terrai...
Unreal Engine 4.1 Git Plugin alpha
So at last I’ve started implementing an open source C++ Git Source Control Plugin (Github) for Unreal Engine 4.1.
A minimal shared/unique_ptr implementation.
Sometimes you are stuck on an old toolchain without C++11, but you still want a reference-counted smart pointer. For that reason, we were using Boost shared_...
Why I switched from Mercurial to Git
After a few month using Mercurial (see my blog post Mercurial to replace SVN from a year ago) I switched to Git.
SQLiteC++ 0.1.0: a smart and easy to use C++ SQLite3 wrapper
I just tagged the first release, 0.1.0, of SQLiteC++ (SQLiteCpp), a small C++ wrapper around the SQLite3 C library.
Objectives of this blog
My goals for this blog has not been really clear for me. I bought the domain name when I registered as a Google Android Developer only because a Web site add...
Cyanogen Mod 7 – Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread
It has been a long time since the announcement of Gingerbread, last year in December, and still no official update for our phones here in Europe. I definitel...
Adding a “What’s New” screen to your Android application
In some case, you want users of your application to explicitly approve a License before being able to use your software. Adding an EULA (End User License Agr...
CMake for Android
Last time, we’ve seen how to install and test the standalone toolchain of the NDK to build a native shared library with a standard Makefile & make comman...
Standalone toolchain
Since the revision 5 of the Native Development Kit previously discussed, the NDK can be customized to obtain a standard GCC cross compiler toolchain. This me...
Android 2.3 NativeActivity
At each platform API revision, the C native APIs are growing, giving access to new native library, and bringing each time more functionalities to the low lev...
Mercurial to replace SVN
For what I’ve seen in the last few month, it seems that Mercurial (Hg), a Distributed Version Control System (DVCS, or Distributed Source Code Management) is...
Android Market on the Web
The Android Market is now fully on the Web. It allows you to browse, to buy, but also to push applications directly on your mobile!
Android Native Development Kit
Android 2.3 Gingerbread has been announced, and what I find the most interesting in it is related to the Native Development KIT (NDK) coming with it; the NDK...
Mind The Robot
I’ve discovered, through the Android Dev Blog, this great Android Blog called Mind The Robot
Getting Started with Android Development
I’ve been asked many time to explain how I’ve learned Android Development. And I’ve always answered that the official ressources on the Android Developers si...
Android Official Resources
The official Android Developer website really is THE perfect place for anything related to Java development for Android (*), and it is regularly updated ! ht...
Welcome
Welcome to this blog, where I would like to share, as a developer, some of my experiences in Android development.
Bienvenue
Bienvenue sur ce blog, destiné à retracer mes aventures de développeur et d’utilisateur d’Android (*).