Handmade Seattle, A Low-Level Programming Conference
Abner Coimbre, Handmade Network founder and avid chocolate wine enthusiast, is hosting Handmade Seattle, a low-level programming conference that is a spiritual successor to Handmade Con, a conference that many of us attended, watched, and loved.
Handmade Seattle is built around the ideas that we very much live by here in Handmade Network, that is: Caring for the user, understanding the computer, using low-level knowledge to empower yourself as a software engineer, and crafting good software that is good in and of itself.
The conference will include low-level project booths, two panel discussions with industry experts discussing the state and the future of software engineering, and of course the ability to meet other like-minded community members in person!
The conference is taking place in...
...That's right! Seattle, Washington! It will be sometime in December 2019, though the exact date has yet to be nailed down. If this is something that you are potentially interested in attending, I strongly recommend checking out the Handmade Seattle website, signing up for updates, and also checking out more in-depth conference details.
I hope you all are as excited as I am, and I very much hope to see everyone there!
Community Showcase Highlights
Additionally, as always, I have a couple of community showcase posts to relay to you!
Community member rxi showed off their sequencing program some more! It features some experimentation with "dirty rectangles" in software rendering, where an application's backbuffer is largely cached, and redrawing is limited to dynamic portions of the frame. Additionally, there's a cool track in the sequencer you can listen to!
Community member Chen showed some work he did on cloth physics!
That's all for now folks! Don't forget to check out Handmade Seattle!
