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Code on the Cob

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Code on the Cob
Topic		Author	Description
	1: Introductions [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Discusses the purpose of the series, including promoting good code design.
	2: Let the Madness Begin [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Gets the project started with the system code
	3: Hey! Hey! Don't Touch Me! [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Covers the user input system
	4: Stack 'em, Pack 'em, and Rack 'em. [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Covers the creation of a file system
	5: From Top to Bottom [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Chris presents his Kiwidogma on the roles of top-down and bottom-up design in games
	6: The Butler [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Shows you how to build a resource management system
	7: A Sight for Sore Eyes [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Starts into the graphics system with DirectDraw
	8: Turkey Day Discussion [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Chris takes a break from the code to tell how he got into the industry
	9: Taking Command [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Goes over creating a Quake-style in-game console
	10: The Sounds of Madness [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Briefly introduces the DirectSound code
	11: The Next Stage [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Besides improving the video layer, this article covers the various stages programmers go through
	12: Bedtime Stories [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Chris' book recommendations
	13: Vector, Victor... Roger, Roger... [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Goes over some of the basics of 3D math, and why matrices aren't always good
	14: The Trials and Tribulations of Cocktail Parties [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Introduces multiplayer networking
	15: Perils of the Clock [Added: 10/29/1999]	Chris Hargrove	Explains why the series won't be completed for a while, if ever

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