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Update: Comparing Sprite Kit Physics and Direct Box2D Simulation Times
In a previous post I compared Sprite Kit physics to using Box2D directly. In that comparison I used frames per second as measured by Instruments, but it is useful to look at straight simulation time (ignoring rendering time), which I present here.
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Update: Comparing Sprite Kit Physics and Direct Box2D Simulation Times
In a previous post I compared Sprite Kit physics to using Box2D directly. In that comparison I used frames per second as measured by Instruments, but it is useful to look at straight simulation time (ignoring rendering time), which I present here.
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Comparing Sprite Kit Physics to Direct Box2D
I have recently done some work with Sprite Kit and have made some observations regarding the built in physics simulation capabilities. Based on these observations, I have decied to take a closer look at Sprite Kit physics, specifically comparing it to using Box2D directly.
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Running Parameterized Tests in iOS
In this blog we describe how to run parameterized tests in iOS.
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Easy Testing with Android Studio
This guide demonstrates how to get your Test environment in Android Studio up and running using the Gradle build system.
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DRY Up Your Vagrant Files
In this post we describe our experience applying the DRY principle while using a Vagrant file to launch a Riak cluster on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2).
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Efficient Delegation Using the Objective C Reflection API
In this post we describe how to replace boilerplate delegation methods with two methods using the reflection API of Objective C.
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Announcing VDD Core
In this post we roll out VDD Core, a Clojure open source library.
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Github pull requests made easy
In this post, we cover how to simplify the Github pull request process.
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Using Git Log to Show Last Month's Commits
In this post we discuss our experience using Git Log as a record of commits for a set period of time.
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Viewing Raster Data with GeoTrellis 0.8.1
In this blog post, we’ll take a look at some Pennsylvania elevation data using the new GeoTrellis admin tool.
