A Decade of Magnum
On 19th December 2010, Magnum saw its first commit. A bunch more commits happened since then and I learned some things along the way.
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Introducing Magnum Python Bindings
During the past four months, Magnum began its adventure into the Python world. Not just with some autogenerated bindings and not just with some autogenerated Sphinx docs — that simply wouldn’t be Magnum enough. Brace yourselves, this article will show you everything.
Array view implementations in Magnum
Similarly to the pointer and reference wrappers described in the last article, Magnum’s array views recently received STL compatibility as well. Let’s take that as an opportunity to compare them with the standard implementation in std::span.
Magnum 2018.10 released — with animation and Vulkan interop
Among other highlights is a new glTF player app, HiDPI support, spline interpolation, a Box2D example and productivity improvements all across the board.
The Unnecessarily Short Ways To Do a Quaternion Slerp
Coming to an established workflow for the first time is always an interesting experience because I don’t have any “it’s been like this since forever” insights forming my opinion yet. This time it’s about quaternion interpolation and a sudden optimization opportunity.