Hearted Youtube comments on Wookash Podcast (@GameEngineeringPodcast) channel.

  1. When the world crumbles, this is the man you want to stay on your team.
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  2. Amazing video!
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  3. Dobra robota Łukasz
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  4. Thank your for this interview. It was enlightening
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  5. Ngl though, the implication that all programming languages in the context of gamedev are just a way to get at graphics APIs is kind of bleak lol
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  6. Some great guests on here, had to subscribe :]
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  7. Great interview and thanks for the shoutout Matthew. Taiji was so damn good.
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  8. Loved Taiji!
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  9. Słucham już któregoś z kolei wywiadu na Twoim kanale i jestem pod wrażeniem. Dobre, konkretne pytania. Dużo technikaliów. Interesujące nawet dla kogoś, kto nie programuje gier (tak jak ja)
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  10. Great podcast!
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  11. Would you consider inviting Casey Muratori (Computer Enhanced; formerly RAD Game Tools, Thekla) or Jonathan Blow (Thekla games, Witness, Braid, Jai programming language). It would be a great conversation talking with them
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  12. Banger after banger guest! Love it! :)
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  13. Hi there! Nice to find this video suggested by algorithm. I like the guest since I am subscribed to Ted's channel and I agree with his philosophy regarding creating your own game engine. It is a tough deal, but in the end of the day, you do not rely on the company that it makes it. It is a strong point that overweight downside like "you need to maintain it". Duh, for me, it is advantage, since it is the way to learn. Speaking of learning, he has also a great video about learning in the hard way, which is the best one for me on Ted's channel. Your channel is new for me, I will subscribe. Cheers!
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  14. Thank you!
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  15. Very motivating
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  16. A really great talk. Finding the right information is one of the hardest things usually.
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  17. Regrettably, I only speak English, but I wanted to say I like this podcast name Wookash. Your podcast is great, thank you for making it!
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  18. Good idea on the name change man haha.
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  19. Interesting, thanks for sharing!
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  20. I just discovered this podcast and I'm already loving it. There's nothing like it around, and the people you bring to the podcast are super interesting. Keep up the good work! You got a new subscriber <3
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  21. subbed. fantastic video.
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  22. The view count on this interview is so tragic. This was an absolute gem. I'm definitely going to check out his games.
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  23. You asked the most interesting questions from Casey so far. Thank you for this.
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  24. great conversation a lot of cool stuff to learn, one thing I'll add here, there's are books which I studied in college about compilers and they have all the basics thoroughly covered regarding lexing, parse tree generation etc. so anyone who's interested can learn that, it's called "Compilers: principles, techniques and tools" -By Alfred V. Aho and Jeffrey D. Ullman, the 2nd author (Ullman) also has a book on theory of automation (book's name "Automata theory, languages, and computation") which has basics like types of grammars, creating finite automation, and push down automation etc, all of which are used in creating a compiler. as always great job on the podcasts, looking forward to the next one :)
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  25. I am so happy to have this Podcast sidelining my software design education. The only problem is, that i feel more inspired by the stuff i hear about here than the things that are presented in the course curriculum 😂 But believe those two will eventually meet somehow. Thanks for this weeks podcast! I bought the book and i look forward to diving in :) I have been tipping between following hand made hero (13 episodes in 💪🏼) or trying out Odin and raylib. I feel like HMH is a bit too steep for me since i have only been programming for a half year 😅
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  26. Guys, you are too big to watch. Listening is fine ofcourse
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