Reflective Rabbit

iOS app by Position Games Limited. Education · Position Games Limited

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-18

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Store description excerpt

Reflective Rabbit teaches C++, the Win32 API, and MFC in five-minute chapters that fit between meetings, in line for coffee, or while your build runs. Each chapter is short, opinionated, and ends with a quick quiz. The next chapter only unlocks once you've answered correctly — so progress is real progress, not just scrolling. Four courses ship with v1, each tailored to a different starting point: • C++ & MFC for C# Developers — 24 chapters across four weeks. From the CLR's safety net to manual memory, RAII, message maps, document/view, DDX/DDV, debugging access violations, and the modern C++ that makes legacy MFC code bearable. • C++ & MFC for JavaScript Developers — 21 chapters. From V8 and the event loop to static types, smart pointers, the Windows message pump, threads, and mutexes — paced for someone who's never typed an int in their life. • C++ & MFC for C Developers — 19 chapters. From procedural code to objects, RAII, the four MFC pillars, GDI handles wrapped as classes, and the STL. • Mastering Windows Graphics: GDI to Direct2D — 12 modules. From CPU rasterization to GPU-accelerated vector rendering, double buffering, ColorMatrix transforms, DirectWrite, and high-DPI awareness. — Five-minute readable lessons — Strict quiz gating: master a chapter before moving on — Side-by-side comparisons on every page — Game Center achievements and leaderboards — Daily streak tracking — Works offline, no account required — Week 1 of every course is free

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