Fireside wisdom with Bill Hall of JangaFX (Makers of EmberGen)

What can we learn from demo groups trying to coax 40yo hardware into doing things its designers never imagined?

Allen Webster sits down with the head of Ink & Switch, an independent research lab.

Lightweight image viewer for Windows.

A Handmade code editor designed for mobile phones.

WebAssembly apps without the web. A brand-new stack for cross-platform apps.

An exposé by a whistleblower investigating the marketing claims of “It’s just the same old SQL you know.”

Create 3D models by adding and subtracting shapes, instead of dealing with vertices and faces.

A Neo-Western town is simmering with conflict.

The future of compiler backends.

Why “Handmade” means more than “low-level.”

A survey of user-hostile games, apps, and software.

Abner Coimbre and Ben Visness discuss Handmade’s goals for 2024, with fun shenanigans along the way!

Unleash the thrill of warp-speed file discovery!

A look at how video games make money.

Solving the Thirty Million Line Problem. Not affiliated with Molly Rocket, Inc.

RGB that’s easy to program and use.

The world’s only live timeline debugger.

Understand the mechanisms behind how we see ourselves (and others) in communities that focus on building competence.

The legendary Kaze Emanuar is famous for playing fire with Nintendo’s IP. Handmade Boston is 100% indie so we’ll take the risk and welcome his teachings with open arms.

Jasper is renowned in the industry for breaking down large systems and understanding the ingenuity of creative work. Now it’s your turn to do the same!

Ryan Fleury is among the few who’s cracked the code to write programs in C while virtually eliminating all memory errors. Come learn that superpower with us.

Martins is an engineer at Epic Games / RAD Game Tools, and a famous figure in the Handmade community. The majority of all technical questions are answered by him – often called a true programming wizard.

What does it take to troubleshoot issues like Martins?

Abner Coimbre and Mitchell Hashimoto have explored terminals deeply so they sit down to discuss their terminal projects. Anyone who joins Handmade Boston is automatically enrolled to Abner’s Terminal Click closed beta.

Raylib became the second most popular repository on GitHub. This open-source library has received large grants, awards, and critical acclaim across the industry.

Ramón Santamaría now wishes to share his battle scars in the hopes you’ll adopt the tips & tricks used to ship Handmade software.

Freya Holmér‘s deep expertise in tech art and math allows her to create stunning visuals and products. Follow her in a quest that opens up your math horizons.

The Merits of (Un)safe

Simple, Fast, Portable Profiling

The Console Where Every Player is a Creator

Real-time Audio Spectrum Visualization Library

A Talk about Voxels

Explore SDF Compositions Without Hassle

A To-Do Editor with Advanced Movement & Powerful Commands

The magic of magic poser

Create Stunning Fire, Smoke, and Explosions in Real-time

Why Can’t We Make Simple Software?

A Synthesis of Communication & Interaction Models

OS-Wide Text Expansion Tool

Cross-Platform UI Engine

A Sci-Fi Horror Written From Scratch

On Successful Software Endeavors

A little virtual computer