To build raylib on AmigaOS 4, you will need:

I'm working on a SAAS app, and going against the current norm, I will NOT be building it in public.

I've just reworked my Raylib + Dear ImGUI template to compile out-of-the-box on AmigaOS 4.1. My goal is to be able to write software for AmigaOS 4, while

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I’m planning to build my SaaS server in C++ using the Drogon framework… never used it before, but it looks promising. First step: build Drogon and tinker with

I've been learning how to use Drogon's ORM, and noticed something weird. Drogon lets you do the same database queries four different ways. Three of them are

I wasn't going to do this, but I've decided to release all of the examples/templates that I wrote for The CMake Tutorial in a source-code pack.I had good

Drogon ships with a login example… that uses MD5 password hashing on a single hardcoded user account. MD5? In 2026? My goodness! Even the author warns you not

Drogon doesn't have database migrations, so I built one. Before I show you how it works, though, let's address the two elephants in the room:

SQLite has gotten so good, that companies like 37signals are now using it in real apps in production.

Last October, I declared that I wouldn’t be building my SaaS app in public. Since then, I’ve been posting videos of me building low-level SaaS code with the

2 weeks ago I had completely different plan. I was building a C++ saas framework. Something I could launch multiple apps with. I even had the first one planned.

2 weeks ago I said that I'd build a SaaS app in C++ in 2 weeks. It’s an app for quickly recording sales made in person, and via WhatsApp. It's something my

I wasted a full day building a WhatsApp waitlist system… before realizing I could replace it in 10 minutes.

"Why not just purchase any of the existing products on the market?" That was the question I got when I announced that I was building a sales tracker app for

There's a common myth that writing software in C++ is very very hard. Take these two comments on my previous video (below). This first one is impressed that I

It felt like a punch to the gut. My wife used the sales tracker app that I build for only one weekend, before telling me that she was going back to using a

All the cool kids seem to be anti Object Orientated Programming (OOP) these days. "What is it good for?" You ask."Absolutely nothing," comes the reply. But,

Yes, I've finally added the minimal feature set my wife needs to Order Hand, a sales recorder/tracker for WhatsApp sellers. I got a basic version up and