Boost
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The Boost C++ Libraries
have become an essential component of any serious C++ codebase, and are utilized by my
QBlock game engine.
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Doxygen
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Doxygen
generates highly configurable web documentation for software projects.
Using Doxygen forces developers to consistently document their code, automatically creates
graphical views of class hierarchies
and is an invaluable software engineering tool. You can browse my
QBlock API to see an example.
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GIMP
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The GNU Image Manipulation Program
is an open source cross-platform image editor that makes the greatest programmer art you've
ever seen.
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Linux
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Linux was my OS of choice for
nearly a decade before I switched to Mac OSX, which is actually based on Unix and
runs almost all of my previous Linux apps. (Thanks,
MacPorts!) I also
administered and helped design a custom Linux distro for the
Golden Tee Golf
networked arcade platform.
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Maya
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Maya
is a High-end 3D modeling software package with its own scriptable API. I apprenticed
in Maya and Java3D during my
MHPCC
internship, and have written MEL scripts to support art asset pipelines.
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Mono
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The Mono
project exposes the power of C# and Microsoft's .NET framework to the world, and is
yet another excellent tool for cross-platform development.
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OpenGL
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OpenGL is the game
industry's most widely used graphics API. I have been writing GL code since 1999
and I've implemented GL applications for Windows, Linux, Mac OSX and iPhone as well as
several GL-based game engines, including my own
QBlock engine.
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SDL
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The extraordinarily cross-platform
Simple DirectMedia Library
sits at the core of my
QBlock engine.
With the support of a large
suite of libraries
for managing input devices, fonts, images, audio and more, SDL is an extremely low cost
middleware solution for indie developers.
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Unity
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The Unity Engine
is quickly becoming the game engine of choice for web and iPhone game developers, and
if you've ever used it then you know why! It's busting at the seams with features, the IDE
is infinitely customizable, and it can deploy to nearly any platform including
Windows, OSX, Web, or iPhone in a single click of a button.
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