Building CaveRace 2: From a Windows Phone Game to a Modern Indie Release
A few weeks ago, I wrote about bringing the original CaveRace back to life. That became CaveRace 1.5, a modern Windows and macOS version of the little DOS game …
Shipping CaveRace 1.5
There is something strangely satisfying about opening source code that is almost three decades old. Not because it is beautiful. It isn’t. Not because you …
Fixing Odin and Raylib on macOS: The Git LFS Problem
While rewriting my old C game CaveRace in Odin, Raylib appeared to be missing. The real problem was an incomplete Git checkout caused by Git LFS.
AI Is Creating a New Kind of Technical Debt: Comprehension Debt
AI can generate code faster than ever, but speed without understanding creates a hidden form of technical debt. Learn why comprehension debt may become one of …
The Commodore 64 Ultimate Arrived
The box arrived today, just in time before the holidays, sitting on my doorstep like a time capsule. The moment I saw the familiar Commodore logo on the …
I Built an MCP Server (Almost) Without Writing Code
I’ve been watching Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers pop up everywhere as the glue between AI agents and the real world. The pitch is simple: expose tools …