Hangfire with multi level priority queues
Hangfire is a great library, primarily used for scheduling background tasks in .NET environments. What most people overlook is that it’s not just a CRON job ...
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c#
MonoGame 3.8.1 and .NET6 migration: global usings
The recent update of MonoGame to version 3.8.1 brings many additional features coming from the usage of newest .NET6 framework. While it is straightforward t...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: low level optimizations
The last blog post (at least for now) concerning MonoGame performance deals with some general do’s and don’ts as well as a few techniques for low level optim...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Update function
This is the second blog post in the MonoGame & XNA performance cheat sheet collection. I received some comments concerning the first part on twitter and ...
Endomondo to Strava: transferring workouts
I planned to continue with my performance tips and tricks coverage for MonoGame, however in the mean time, I received an email from Endomondo saying that an ...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Draw function
The following posts are a compilation of my personal do’s and don’ts regarding achieving good CPU performance in XNA and MonoGame. I’m absolutely not claimin...
Dynamic resolution scaling in Monogame/XNA
Dynamic resolution scaling (DRS) is a functionality used to deliver a better frame rate in 3D rendering at cost of resolution. At moments which are taxing to...
Solution to slow BinaryReader on mobile devices
When working on Vorn’s Adventure in Xamarin.Android, I noticed a severe slowdown when using BinaryReader to read byte by byte a certain file with animated mo...
Vorn’s Adventure Permalink
A lot of posts on this page will mention Vorn’s Adventure - a small game I did together with my friend. I was responsible for programming everything as well ...
gamedev
MonoGame 3.8.1 and .NET6 migration: global usings
The recent update of MonoGame to version 3.8.1 brings many additional features coming from the usage of newest .NET6 framework. While it is straightforward t...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: low level optimizations
The last blog post (at least for now) concerning MonoGame performance deals with some general do’s and don’ts as well as a few techniques for low level optim...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Update function
This is the second blog post in the MonoGame & XNA performance cheat sheet collection. I received some comments concerning the first part on twitter and ...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Draw function
The following posts are a compilation of my personal do’s and don’ts regarding achieving good CPU performance in XNA and MonoGame. I’m absolutely not claimin...
Dynamic resolution scaling in Monogame/XNA
Dynamic resolution scaling (DRS) is a functionality used to deliver a better frame rate in 3D rendering at cost of resolution. At moments which are taxing to...
Solution to slow BinaryReader on mobile devices
When working on Vorn’s Adventure in Xamarin.Android, I noticed a severe slowdown when using BinaryReader to read byte by byte a certain file with animated mo...
Vorn’s Adventure Permalink
A lot of posts on this page will mention Vorn’s Adventure - a small game I did together with my friend. I was responsible for programming everything as well ...
xamarin
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: low level optimizations
The last blog post (at least for now) concerning MonoGame performance deals with some general do’s and don’ts as well as a few techniques for low level optim...
Optimize Xamarin mobile app sizes
The major issues of mobile apps built with Xamarin are the app sizes. There is still a plethora of users with low-end devices having very small storage. Most...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Update function
This is the second blog post in the MonoGame & XNA performance cheat sheet collection. I received some comments concerning the first part on twitter and ...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Draw function
The following posts are a compilation of my personal do’s and don’ts regarding achieving good CPU performance in XNA and MonoGame. I’m absolutely not claimin...
Dynamic resolution scaling in Monogame/XNA
Dynamic resolution scaling (DRS) is a functionality used to deliver a better frame rate in 3D rendering at cost of resolution. At moments which are taxing to...
Solution to slow BinaryReader on mobile devices
When working on Vorn’s Adventure in Xamarin.Android, I noticed a severe slowdown when using BinaryReader to read byte by byte a certain file with animated mo...
Vorn’s Adventure Permalink
A lot of posts on this page will mention Vorn’s Adventure - a small game I did together with my friend. I was responsible for programming everything as well ...
monogame
MonoGame 3.8.1 and .NET6 migration: global usings
The recent update of MonoGame to version 3.8.1 brings many additional features coming from the usage of newest .NET6 framework. While it is straightforward t...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: low level optimizations
The last blog post (at least for now) concerning MonoGame performance deals with some general do’s and don’ts as well as a few techniques for low level optim...
Optimize Xamarin mobile app sizes
The major issues of mobile apps built with Xamarin are the app sizes. There is still a plethora of users with low-end devices having very small storage. Most...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Update function
This is the second blog post in the MonoGame & XNA performance cheat sheet collection. I received some comments concerning the first part on twitter and ...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Draw function
The following posts are a compilation of my personal do’s and don’ts regarding achieving good CPU performance in XNA and MonoGame. I’m absolutely not claimin...
Dynamic resolution scaling in Monogame/XNA
Dynamic resolution scaling (DRS) is a functionality used to deliver a better frame rate in 3D rendering at cost of resolution. At moments which are taxing to...
Vorn’s Adventure Permalink
A lot of posts on this page will mention Vorn’s Adventure - a small game I did together with my friend. I was responsible for programming everything as well ...
vorn
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: low level optimizations
The last blog post (at least for now) concerning MonoGame performance deals with some general do’s and don’ts as well as a few techniques for low level optim...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Update function
This is the second blog post in the MonoGame & XNA performance cheat sheet collection. I received some comments concerning the first part on twitter and ...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Draw function
The following posts are a compilation of my personal do’s and don’ts regarding achieving good CPU performance in XNA and MonoGame. I’m absolutely not claimin...
Dynamic resolution scaling in Monogame/XNA
Dynamic resolution scaling (DRS) is a functionality used to deliver a better frame rate in 3D rendering at cost of resolution. At moments which are taxing to...
Solution to slow BinaryReader on mobile devices
When working on Vorn’s Adventure in Xamarin.Android, I noticed a severe slowdown when using BinaryReader to read byte by byte a certain file with animated mo...
Vorn’s Adventure Permalink
A lot of posts on this page will mention Vorn’s Adventure - a small game I did together with my friend. I was responsible for programming everything as well ...
android
MonoGame 3.8.1 and .NET6 migration: global usings
The recent update of MonoGame to version 3.8.1 brings many additional features coming from the usage of newest .NET6 framework. While it is straightforward t...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: low level optimizations
The last blog post (at least for now) concerning MonoGame performance deals with some general do’s and don’ts as well as a few techniques for low level optim...
Optimize Xamarin mobile app sizes
The major issues of mobile apps built with Xamarin are the app sizes. There is still a plethora of users with low-end devices having very small storage. Most...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Update function
This is the second blog post in the MonoGame & XNA performance cheat sheet collection. I received some comments concerning the first part on twitter and ...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Draw function
The following posts are a compilation of my personal do’s and don’ts regarding achieving good CPU performance in XNA and MonoGame. I’m absolutely not claimin...
Dynamic resolution scaling in Monogame/XNA
Dynamic resolution scaling (DRS) is a functionality used to deliver a better frame rate in 3D rendering at cost of resolution. At moments which are taxing to...
pc
MonoGame 3.8.1 and .NET6 migration: global usings
The recent update of MonoGame to version 3.8.1 brings many additional features coming from the usage of newest .NET6 framework. While it is straightforward t...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: low level optimizations
The last blog post (at least for now) concerning MonoGame performance deals with some general do’s and don’ts as well as a few techniques for low level optim...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Update function
This is the second blog post in the MonoGame & XNA performance cheat sheet collection. I received some comments concerning the first part on twitter and ...
Endomondo to Strava: transferring workouts
I planned to continue with my performance tips and tricks coverage for MonoGame, however in the mean time, I received an email from Endomondo saying that an ...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Draw function
The following posts are a compilation of my personal do’s and don’ts regarding achieving good CPU performance in XNA and MonoGame. I’m absolutely not claimin...
Dynamic resolution scaling in Monogame/XNA
Dynamic resolution scaling (DRS) is a functionality used to deliver a better frame rate in 3D rendering at cost of resolution. At moments which are taxing to...
xna
MonoGame 3.8.1 and .NET6 migration: global usings
The recent update of MonoGame to version 3.8.1 brings many additional features coming from the usage of newest .NET6 framework. While it is straightforward t...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: low level optimizations
The last blog post (at least for now) concerning MonoGame performance deals with some general do’s and don’ts as well as a few techniques for low level optim...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Update function
This is the second blog post in the MonoGame & XNA performance cheat sheet collection. I received some comments concerning the first part on twitter and ...
MonoGame and XNA performance cheat sheet: Draw function
The following posts are a compilation of my personal do’s and don’ts regarding achieving good CPU performance in XNA and MonoGame. I’m absolutely not claimin...
Dynamic resolution scaling in Monogame/XNA
Dynamic resolution scaling (DRS) is a functionality used to deliver a better frame rate in 3D rendering at cost of resolution. At moments which are taxing to...
endomondo
Endomondo to Strava: transferring workouts
I planned to continue with my performance tips and tricks coverage for MonoGame, however in the mean time, I received an email from Endomondo saying that an ...
strava
Endomondo to Strava: transferring workouts
I planned to continue with my performance tips and tricks coverage for MonoGame, however in the mean time, I received an email from Endomondo saying that an ...
net6
MonoGame 3.8.1 and .NET6 migration: global usings
The recent update of MonoGame to version 3.8.1 brings many additional features coming from the usage of newest .NET6 framework. While it is straightforward t...
net
Hangfire with multi level priority queues
Hangfire is a great library, primarily used for scheduling background tasks in .NET environments. What most people overlook is that it’s not just a CRON job ...
queues
Hangfire with multi level priority queues
Hangfire is a great library, primarily used for scheduling background tasks in .NET environments. What most people overlook is that it’s not just a CRON job ...