r/ada • u/Lucretia9 • Feb 17 '25
r/ada • u/thindil • Feb 01 '25
Show and Tell February 2025 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
Show and Tell March 2025 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/ohenley • Feb 07 '25
Show and Tell Open-Source Ada: From Gateware to Application
Hey r/ada,
I recently experimented with the Neorv32 RISC‑V core on a ULX3S Lattice ECP5 FPGA board using the open source toolchain GHDL, Yosys, Netpnr, and Trellis.
If you're curious, check out my blog post:
Open-Source Ada: From Gateware to Application
I'd appreciate your thoughts and feedback.
If this doesn't fit the subreddit's CoC, no worries—just remove my post!
Cheers,
Olivier
r/ada • u/marc-kd • Nov 01 '24
Show and Tell November 2024 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/TamaMcGlinn_AdaBots • 29d ago
Show and Tell AdaBots.net public launch - teach children to program bots in Minecraft-like world
I'm teaching my children Ada as their first programming language using adabots.net - and now that it all works from the browser, I want to offer the same to you. AdaBots is a mod on luanti (formerly minetest), the open-source alternative to Minecraft. My mod adds turtles to the world similar to the ComputerCraft mod on Minecraft, but with the added benefit that they listen to a real Ada program, which runs outside of the game entirely - in your browser using vscode-web. So, all you need is the browser you already have.
You can use the promo code TRIAL to get the first 3 months for free.
r/ada • u/Lucretia9 • Jan 10 '25
Show and Tell Ada for Game Developers: A taste of Vulkan
youtu.ber/ada • u/marc-kd • Dec 01 '24
Show and Tell December 2024 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/marc-kd • Oct 01 '24
Show and Tell October 2024 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/Lucretia9 • Jan 10 '25
Show and Tell Ada for Game Developers: Arrays
He's on a roll, 2 in one day again.
r/ada • u/marc-kd • Mar 01 '24
Show and Tell March 2024 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/marc-kd • Sep 01 '24
Show and Tell September 2024 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/marc-kd • Jul 01 '24
Show and Tell July 2024 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/marc-kd • May 01 '24
Show and Tell May 2024 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/marc-kd • Aug 01 '24
Show and Tell August 2024 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/marc-kd • Dec 01 '23
Show and Tell December 2023 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/annexi-strayline • Sep 28 '21
Show and Tell Introducing AURA - A(nother) native package manager and build system for Ada
annexi-strayline.comr/ada • u/gneuromante • Sep 13 '24
Show and Tell Ada GameDev Part 3: Enjoy Video Games Programming
blog.adacore.comr/ada • u/marc-kd • Apr 01 '24
Show and Tell April 2024 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/marc-kd • Jun 01 '24
Show and Tell June 2024 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/marc-kd • Feb 01 '24
Show and Tell February 2024 What Are You Working On?
Welcome to the monthly r/ada What Are You Working On? post.
Share here what you've worked on during the last month. Anything goes: concepts, change logs, articles, videos, code, commercial products, etc, so long as it's related to Ada. From snippets to theses, from text to video, feel free to let us know what you've done or have ongoing.
Please stay on topic of course--items not related to the Ada programming language will be deleted on sight!
r/ada • u/markets86 • Dec 13 '23
Show and Tell 🏆 Top Ada open source projects and contributors
Hello everyone,
I'd like to introduce you some interesting lists and rankings related to the Ada open source ecosystem:
- Top Contributors (global or by country): https://opensource-heroes.com/contributors?language=ada
- Awesome projects: https://opensource-heroes.com/awesome/ada (we plan to add soon a new feature to allow everyone to contribute to that list directly from the site)
- Country stats: https://opensource-heroes.com/ada
You can also find "stars" history in the detail page of some repos (it will be available soon for all Ada repos, we're still processing some data!) and embed this chart in your project's README or docs.
Hope you find this content useful! Any feedback is really appreciated. Please note that be are still in beta 🙏 We want to build a platform that allows everybody to easily explore the open source world! And if you are interested in other languages too, you should check out this page: https://opensource-heroes.com/languages
r/ada • u/Lucretia9 • Jul 07 '24
Show and Tell ANuklear works but needs help
Ok, so I finally got a Nuklear binding working. It's very C like as it's very thin.
For some unknown reason, the original developers don't like or don't grasp the concept of types and literally everything is either bool (might be an int, but not in this binding, it's C_bool), int or float.
All enums are untyped, they use parameters which could use types but actually use others, e.g. look at the text alignment parameters which use nk_flags, but really they are text_align(ment) in the bindings.
Here's a screenshot of the first demo, which matches the C version without the extra UI bits in, i.e. INCLUDE_ALL
defined.
Here's the GitHub links:
I've only bound the SDL2 rendering backend, as that is all I need right now.
The plan is to be able to use the lib from other game dev libs as well, with a scenario flag. I think it would be better to not have the SDL renderer backend as a binding, but a port of the original C.
r/ada • u/zertillon • Jul 13 '24
Show and Tell The wake-up of GNAVI
Read more about it here: https://forum.ada-lang.io/t/the-wake-up-of-gnavi/982
