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New YouTube channel with series on programming with SimConnect

Bert Laverman

Bert Laverman

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Hi!

I have created a YouTube channel named "Zen and the Art of Software Development". Apart from videos about Software Architecture and Software Development in general, I also want to make videos about writing applications that "talk" to a flight simulator. I have started a series on "Programming with SimConnect" and the first video is now up. The goal is more explanatory, so there will be basic programming stuff in there. Part 1 takes you through a C and a C++ version of "OpenClose" (as it is called in the MSFS SDK Samples), or, as I call the first one, "Hello SimConnect".

I hope it will help people starting with SimConnect.

Cheers,
Bert Laverman
 
And part 2 is now up also. Probably overdid it a bit, since it clocks in at a whopping 2 hours and a bit, but it has chapter marks, so you can easily skip to the parts you want to see.
 
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