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October is a Content Management System (CMS) and web platform whose sole purpose is to make your development workflow simple again. It was born out of frustration with existing systems. We feel building websites has become a convoluted and confusing process that leaves developers unsatisfied. We want to turn you around to the simpler side and get back to basics. October's mission is to show the world that web development is not rocket science.

TX Library is a tiny graphics library for Win32 written in C++. It is a small sandbox for the very beginners to help them to learn basic programming principles. The documentation is currently in Russian. More info here: http://storage.ded32.net.ru/Lib/TX/TXUpdate/Doc/HTML.ru, http://ded32.net.ru/news/2011-04-03-58, http://ded32.net.ru.

...What you see is what you get, Sandbox allows you to create seamless worlds without any baking. Create your world and export to a game as you see it in the Editor. Fully realtime dynamic global illumination with a fully PBR workflow allows you to create ultra realistic environments using the tools you're used to. Physical simulations that take into account real world physical properties in a realistic manner to provide easily configurable and dynamic scenes. Use CRYENGINE's exclusive Audio Translation Layer that allows you to choose the middleware you want, when you want. ...

Octet is a cross-platform game development framework for developing games on Windows, Mac and other platforms. It is designed to be very simple, dependency-free and very fast to build.

This is a small project I have been working on in my spare time for enrichment. This used to compile for Sony PSP, but too much functionality has been added sense the last PSP build to compile. Development happens on a tiny netbook and my custom built gaming rig. The goal is to make it playable on the Netbook, and currently acceptable on a capable machine.

This is a basic client/server game in DirectX featuring up to 16 simultaneous players moving around a flat sheet of grass as skinned/animated .X meshes (the Tiny model from Microsoft demos) in only about 3500 lines of code.