driven, enthusiastic and a little bit geeky.
Hi! My name is Marnix Kok. I am a Software developer, fascinated by extremes in Computer Science. I love the simplicity and elegance of optimized code in embedded environments, and adore the complexities in distributed systems.
If you want to contact me mail me. Interested in working with me? Check out the services I have to offer at the XIN Solutions website.
In preparation for the parts that I have ordered I wanted to make sure my Amiga 500's insides are in good working order. more …
A ring at the door, a small package with a Chinese looking font! Woo, they're here, my multi-game GBA cartridges more …
Today I got some "new" old hardware, truly a peace of history now in my posession. It even still works! more …
Wanting to avoid solving a well-solved problem I went looking for external data management systems, to integrate with. more …
In a bout of nostalgia I managed to cheaply purchase an Amiga 500. Follow along as I work on upgrading it and setting up a nice development workflow. more …
Shoutz0r is a central music management system ideal for LAN-parties. This year (2012) I recreated the basic formula with some cool graphics using the latest in HTML5, with a firm foundation in the Rails framework. more …
This project is an excerpt of the Shoutz0r code base that provides a small but useful abstraction in C++ for the SQLite library allowing easy retrieval to structures of queries. more …
I thought I should extract the old-school fire effect I created for Shoutzor 2012 and make it the background to this page. Totally click here. more …
Lately I have been given the opportunity to experiment with the brand new official Microsoft Kinect SDK. In only a few days I setup a framework in which skeleton location information is easily projected onto the screen. more …
Every once in a while, you are introduced to a new technology that improves your day to day life as a Web developer so much, you can't stop talking about it. Recently I have been introduced to AngularJS. more …
Having created a cool prototype using the newly release Microsoft Kinect SDK I decided to pen down my findings and share them with HUGI readers. Now you'll also have the opportunity read it here. more …
This article discusses a number of graphics programming techniques: the rotational zoom, phong shading and bumpmapping. They are combined into a nice visual package: a bump-mapped rotozoom. more …
As I was rummaging through ye ol' bin of things I made, I found some articles describing how to use the tiny little OpenGL GUI library I had created. If you're interested in trying to use the library, it's a good (yet incomplete) point to start at. more …
