Happy coding

Now that 2025 is over, it’s time to look back and feel proud of the path we’ve walked.

Some years ago I had mentioned some command line tools I used to analyze and find useful information on GStreamer logs.

The <video> element implementation in WebKit does its job by using a multiplatform player that relies on a platform-specific implementation.

Move semantics can be very useful to transfer ownership of resources, but as many other C++ features, it’s one more double edge sword that can harm yourself in new and interesting ways if you don’t read the small print.

During all these years using GStreamer, I’ve been having to deal with GstSegments in many situations.

It’s been 8 years since the last time I wrote a videogame just for personal fun.

I was a happy user of Del.icio.us for many years until the service closed.

This is the last post of the series showing interesting debugging tools, I hope you have found it useful.

In this new post series, I’ll show you how both existing and ad-hoc tools can be helpful to find the root cause of some problems.

This is the last post on the instrumenting source code series.