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[genbox]

I wrote High Performance Game Development a year back and posted it for the Ziggyware contest. I did not win and that is partly because of the state the article was in when it was put on the site.

Ziggyware has no way of updating articles and I originally wrote the article on my computer and later had it transfered to Ziggyware by the owner of the site. Problem was a lot of images was missing, the bullets were broken (and still are) and all the flaws and errors I found since it got posted did not get updated/fixed because of the lack of editing features.

I've updated the article with a lot of new stuff; Data structures, sorting, searching, function approximations, fixed point math and a lot more. I just don't know where I can post the article and be able to update it at the same time. I've thought of Codeproject.com. What are your suggestions?

[Dia]

So you rewrote the article? You can submit to us and we can publish it for you.

[genbox]

It was not a complete rewrite. I added some new stuff and fixed all the errors from the previous version.

Would I be able to edit the article once posted? I like the article to be of highest quality and keep it up to date with the latest tricks.

[Dia]

We don't have direct editing features of published articles, but it is possible to edit it by telling us directly what needs updating. It's not often that authors maintain the quality and accuracy of their articles, so it's good that you have that commitment.