This morning I was working in WSL 2 and all was well until I tried to install a new utility and was faced with this error. "{USER} is not in the sudoers file" I've never had this issue before with the default user on Ubuntu, so here's how I resolved it. First, open a CMD/PowerShell… Continue reading How to Fix “User is not in the sudoers file” in WSL 2
I've spent over a decade using C# and .NET to build everything from native desktop apps to games and web/mobile apps. It's an incredibly powerful and flexible combination that continues to improve in performance, security, and developer experience with the latest release of .NET 7. I'm stoked to begin reading C# 11 and .NET 7… Continue reading New Book: C# 11 and .NET 7 – Modern Cross-Platform Development Fundamentals
While adding backups of my games to my RetroidPocket 3, I noticed it picked up on a bunch of dot files in the game launcher.
Just after announcing changes to the blog, I'm back with a new book that I want to review: iOS 16 Programming for Beginners by Ahmad Sahar, published by Packt.
I was doing my usual Friday night Twitter scrolling when I came across a tweet from Notes engineer Shantini Vyas on enabling sounds on build succeed/fail.
If you want to create your UI programmatically in Swift, you'll have to go through a few steps to remove the Main storyboard and references to it. The steps are quite simple, but it can be easy to miss one. Let's get started. Delete Files and Removing References First, delete the Main storyboard and the… Continue reading Preparing an Xcode Project for Programmatic UI with UIKit
My journey running Swift everywhere continues. This time, I set up my Linux machine for Swift development in a matter of a few minutes.
I'm working with Swift again and decided this time I want to have some fun running Swift across platforms (macOS, Linux, and Windows). Windows is where always have the most doubt, so naturally, that's where I started.
In my last post, I mentioned an upcoming review for the 4th edition of "Responsive Web Design with HTML5 & CSS" by Ben Frain and published by Packt, and I'm happy to say I've had the chance to read through it, and here are my thoughts on it.
If you're new to Unreal Engine, I recommend checking this book out to get an understanding of Blueprints and the many ways they can be used.
Justin Horner 