unpotato: Web Development and Tech: Recent Episodes
Josh Powlison, Brian Bogedin
Josh and Brian eat cake because they made it to the average number of episodes that podcasts have. 12. Supposedly. We also talk about setting goals for yourself. How appropriate.
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Josh and Brian have been hanging out for loooong time. We've learned a lot about programming form each other. We talk about that.
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How did we get started in programming? We share our experiences and what we recommend for you to get started as well in our specific fields: Fullstack Deelopment and Game Programming.
Games Josh made as a kid here
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Today we talk about the experience of experience. Things that once seemed difficult, or even frightening, but are now second nature.
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Brian and Josh talk about how you can play specific synth notes using C, the Web Audio API, and a little math.
Note Frequency Formula
Josh’s Minigames
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One of the current trends in the gaming industry is called Cloud gaming. What does that mean? How might it affect the gaming industry, and how will we know if it succeeds? Also, what's a thin client? Don't forget to email us if you have your own opinions. If we're wrong, tell us about it!
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Are mechanical keyboards good? Should you buy one? What do you think? If you care what we think, listen to this!
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Where did MariaDB come from? Why does it exist? How does it differ from MySQL? Why should you use it? Find out here!
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Compiling C to WASM is hard. Or is it? In this episode, Josh and Brian talk about how you can compile C to WebAssembly and make your webpages run fast... without getting a headache doing it.
You can play Josh's minigames at https://joshpowlison.com/minigames.
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Wordpress, reinventing wheels, fighting the system, and a widget factory.
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We get into talking. Like we've always done. But on a podcast.
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