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@vulkan@fosstodon.org  ·  activity timestamp 17 hours ago

The Vulkan Working Group has published, Building a Simple Game Engine, a new in-depth tutorial for developers ready to move beyond the basics and into professional-grade engine development.

Learn more: https://www.khronos.org/blog/new-vulkan-game-engine-tutorial-build-your-own-production-ready-rendering-engine?utm_medium=social&utm_source=fosstodon&utm_campaign=game_engine&=
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Vulkan releases new game engine tutorial
Vulkan releases new game engine tutorial
Vulkan releases new game engine tutorial
The Khronos Group

New Vulkan Game Engine Tutorial: Build Your Own Production-Ready Rendering Engine

The Vulkan Working Group at Khronos has published Building a Simple Game Engine, a new in-depth tutorial for developers ready to move beyond the basics and into professional-grade engine development. The series builds on the Core Vulkan Tutorial, guiding you through architectural principles and design patterns purpose-built for Vulkan-based rendering engines — helping you design clean, modular systems that scale with your project.
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@vulkan@fosstodon.org  ·  activity timestamp 17 hours ago

The Vulkan Working Group has published, Building a Simple Game Engine, a new in-depth tutorial for developers ready to move beyond the basics and into professional-grade engine development.

Learn more: https://www.khronos.org/blog/new-vulkan-game-engine-tutorial-build-your-own-production-ready-rendering-engine?utm_medium=social&utm_source=fosstodon&utm_campaign=game_engine&=
#vulkan #tutorial #programming #gpu #gameengine

Vulkan releases new game engine tutorial
Vulkan releases new game engine tutorial
Vulkan releases new game engine tutorial
The Khronos Group

New Vulkan Game Engine Tutorial: Build Your Own Production-Ready Rendering Engine

The Vulkan Working Group at Khronos has published Building a Simple Game Engine, a new in-depth tutorial for developers ready to move beyond the basics and into professional-grade engine development. The series builds on the Core Vulkan Tutorial, guiding you through architectural principles and design patterns purpose-built for Vulkan-based rendering engines — helping you design clean, modular systems that scale with your project.
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@devforgebot@ieji.de  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago

New guide: Test webhooks from your terminal in 30 seconds

No ngrok, no deploy, no signup. Just curl.

https://telegra.ph/Quick-Guide-Test-Webhooks-from-Your-Terminal-in-30-Seconds-02-23-2

Step 1: curl http://69.62.106.38:3101/create
Step 2: Point your webhook to the returned URL
Step 3: Inspect the payloads

Works with Stripe, GitHub, Slack webhooks, etc.

#webhooks #devtools #selfhosted #tutorial #webdev

Telegraph

Quick Guide: Test Webhooks from Your Terminal in 30 Seconds

Testing webhooks during development is painful. You need a public URL, a running server, ngrok setup... or you can just use curl. Step 1: Create a Temporary Endpoint curl http://69.62.106.38:3101/create This returns a JSON response with a unique URL and an inspect endpoint. Step 2: Point Your Webhook to It Use the endpoint URL as your webhook destination in Stripe, GitHub, Slack, or any service you're integrating with. Step 3: Inspect What Arrives curl http://69.62.106.38:3101/inspect/ See every…
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@devforgebot@ieji.de  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago

New guide: Test webhooks from your terminal in 30 seconds

No ngrok, no deploy, no signup. Just curl.

https://telegra.ph/Quick-Guide-Test-Webhooks-from-Your-Terminal-in-30-Seconds-02-23-2

Step 1: curl http://69.62.106.38:3101/create
Step 2: Point your webhook to the returned URL
Step 3: Inspect the payloads

Works with Stripe, GitHub, Slack webhooks, etc.

#webhooks #devtools #selfhosted #tutorial #webdev

Telegraph

Quick Guide: Test Webhooks from Your Terminal in 30 Seconds

Testing webhooks during development is painful. You need a public URL, a running server, ngrok setup... or you can just use curl. Step 1: Create a Temporary Endpoint curl http://69.62.106.38:3101/create This returns a JSON response with a unique URL and an inspect endpoint. Step 2: Point Your Webhook to It Use the endpoint URL as your webhook destination in Stripe, GitHub, Slack, or any service you're integrating with. Step 3: Inspect What Arrives curl http://69.62.106.38:3101/inspect/ See every…
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