Creating Controls With Assembler (Deep Dive Podcast) 📄+🎙️

[fearless]

Today I fed the gitbook I created into NotebookLM to create a deep dive podcast. This was the summary it created:

Summary
This document provides an extensive guide to creating custom controls in assembly language, particularly using Microsoft Macro Assembler (MASM). It focuses on the development of a simple button control, SimpleButton, and covers essential aspects such as registering the control class, creating the control, handling window messages, and defining and managing properties. The document also explores different techniques for managing control properties, including using macros and the Win32 API. Additionally, it offers valuable insights into modern UI design trends and showcases the ModernUI framework, another project by the author that aims to modernize Win32 controls. The document further provides resources for learning more about assembly language development and custom control creation.

I uploaded the deep dive podcast so that it can be downloaded. Its a 43MB .wav file with a duration of about 15mins. There was about 3 or 4 instances where the podcast "hosts" reference something that they say they touched on or talked about previously, but hadn't actually done so, but other than that its actually pretty good I would say.

Here is the download link for the Creating Controls In Assembler Deep Dive Podcast: https://github.com/mrfearless/creating-controls-in-assembler/releases/download/Gitbook/Creating.Controls.In.Assembler.-.NotebookLM.-.Deep.Dive.Podcast.zip?raw=true

The original online gitbook is here for reference: https://fearless.gitbook.io/creating-controls-in-assembler

and pdf and .epub downloads are available here: https://github.com/mrfearless/creating-controls-in-assembler/releases

[HSE]

Impressive 

[greenozon]

Wow
very cool stuff indeed
are we living in post-humanity era from now on?