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	Podcast:		Take Up Code
	Episode:		240: Video Game Update: Introducing The TUCUT Library.
	Category:		Technology
	Duration:		00:09:21
	Publish Date:		2018-08-06 00:30:39
	Description:		You can join an actual game development session almost every Saturday. This schedule might change in the future. But until then, you can find me working on a video game almost every Saturday. I’ve brought together a lot of code that I’ve written over the past five years into a single library that I use in the game development sessions. There’s a lot in it with eight major components so far. Testing library. This lets you think about how you intend to use your code before you write it and then make sure it does what you expect. Logging library that lets you easily write information to a file as your application runs. Google’s Protocol Buffers lets you send and receive messages between different parts of your application. File library to manage reading and writing files. Configuration library that lets you store structured information in a text file. Event publishing and subscribing library that lets you define exactly what information you’ll send whenever something important happens in your application. Extension library is where new things can be added to your app or maybe existing things can be changed. Curses library lets you write text-based applications and helps hide some of the more difficult aspect of curses.
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