After ~1.5 years of R&D, we finally have a CI solution for our UE4-based game project that I'm happy with. Jenkins, declarative config, GCE, on-demand agents, safe to expose to the Internet, 100% open source. Article: https://t.co/BuyNoFEOHU Source:

We are looking for a sysadmin/DevOps person to join us at Fall Damage. Do you want to work in a video games company, with internal services (that don't magically break during weekends) - interested? DM me or apply directly. https://t.co/NdfkeDE8QW

We are looking at ways to decouple UI and gameplay logic in Unreal applications. Still early days, still lots to try. Do you have tips & experiences to share? Want to work on topics like these? We may have a spot for you! https://t.co/naEqomUyV6

We have begun to build Unreal Engine installed builds using GitHub Actions. Having a branch-compatible, fork-compatible build system for the engine code is nice. Details: https://t.co/7ElxriFEz1 Oh - and we are hiring! ->

The fifth blog post about the tech behind TBL's Eon is up. This time, it is about drawing subpixel-precise lines with the Amiga Blitter:

Third blog post about the tech behind TBL's Eon is up. This time, it is about the 3D scene player:

We are looking for more people! Are you good at making stuff for games? Are you a nice person? Drop us a mail, or DM me! All positions are based in Stockholm. https://t.co/9a8MmTxXix

It's time for our company to grow up and start using business grade routers/firewalls. We are 15 people (and growing), need to get wired workstations onto the Internet, run reliable VPN tunnels at high throughput, and get useful metrics. Where do we start? Cisco? SonicWall...?

Tomorrow is the day when we launch our new game! Give it a try! It has been two years since we played our first pen-and-paper prototypes. Since then we have grown from four to fifteen people, and built a full-blown game. Our team is ace. Join us!

Have a first look at the game that we have worked on for the past two years!

@RTZCLE This might be relevant to your interests :)

I took some time to performance profile the small Google Cloud-based build system we use for our Unity projects. Results here: https://t.co/iXVlmXnLAe Slightly surprised that adding extra vCPUs helped so little.

I didn't notice before, but a talk I did on software architecture at Unite Berlin 2018 has been available on Youtube for a while:

https://t.co/2zvo6UQD3m looks fantastic. I have been looking for a way to enumerate & install Unity versions via the command line for a long time. Thanks @lacostej !

Titan might have skipped leg day one too many times but is fierce on the battlefield. Stay tuned for more and visit our discord to talk to us directly or swing by our subreddit! https://t.co/HnM0dv1iu9 https://t.co/tDpX0E4zB6

Another teaser for our game is out!

Here is a little piece of the game we have been working on for the past year-and-half!

It took digging through old dusty storage rooms, soldering jobs, rescuing files off of failing hard drives, a fair bit of trademark/IP archaeology, but now there is a team, a publisher and funding behind this. Was lots of fun helping out with getting this project started again!

I will be at Unite Berlin this year. Say hi if you too are going! If not, perhaps you'll find the live stream of my talk on Wed morning interesting - 'From Pong to 15-person project'.

Why do I get Asset Store errors in my Unity Editor? A case study of debugging software you didn't develop yourself: