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This is a blog maintained by the editors of Hugi Magazine which deals with coding (programming). We would like to post original tutorials as well as links to tutorials on other websites. Topics include, among others:

  • Mathematics
  • Algorithms and Data Structures
  • 2D Graphics
  • 3D Graphics
  • Sound
  • Code Optimization
  • Compression
  • File Formats
  • Programming Languages
  • Operating Systems
  • Exotic Platforms
  • Demo Development
  • Game Development 

If you want to submit a tutorial please contact Adok at cdvolko (at) gmail (dot) com. Preferred formats are TXT, DOC and ODT.

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