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Kea Sigma Delta
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We enjoy creating awesome stuff using software & electronics, and helping others to do the same.
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I’ve been writing software for decades — but not for the reasons most people expect. It’s not about money, or even about automating tasks. In this video, I share the real reason why I write software, and why coding is special.
Most annoying problem with Flutter so far: while debugging it regularly reverts to an old version of the code on my phone.

Is this a Flutter thing? Or an Android problem?
I did it! I've managed to create a raylib template that builds natively on AmigaOS 4, and on all other major platforms. No installing of dependencies or other hackery. Just a cmake configure and build.

Join the Kea Campus' Amiga corner to watch it right now: keasigmadelta.com/kea-campus-a...
My wife and I have started keeping stingless bees (lebah kelulut in Malay). Using spreadsheets or notebooks sucks for keeping track of hive performance and other details. So, I'm planning to write an app.

Here are a few screenshots of the hive labeller's early prototype.
An explanation of web app development is so good that you'll want to put it on a shirt (see the link above)! Front-end, back-end, and full stack. It'll become crystal clear. Even your grandma will get it...

Get it on a poster or a shirt? Click this link: keasigmadelta.com/web-dev-expl...
Compiling multiple C/C++ files into one program is actually easy... once you know how.
So many beginner C/C++ tutorials and books skip over how to compile code to a working program. Here's how it's done with CMake...