04 October 2020

Learning new programming languages is somewhat tough

 As I was learning Golang, I realized that I spend too much time learning and not much actually doing anything practical with it.


I can create these really nice looking programs and I understand how they work but I do not know what to do with it. 


I want to work with video games (obviously) and as such; I would love to know how they implement these languages in games. A bunch of if/else/for becoming people walking in games.


Whenever I try to search for it, all I get is people showing "How to make snake using C++" or "How to make flappy birds using Java" but I can never find anyone doing complex actions such as 'taking input from the user and telling the program to move the camera/player accordingly.


I wish I could find it much easier so that I could practice some.


I suppose I'm not cut for a programming career.



New Minecraft update looking great though. Really interested in creator tools in bedrock.

01 September 2020

10 years

 About 10 years ago I first got to know about a computer closely. 


Someday in September 2010, my mother purchased a computer for her work purposes. It ended soon enough; leaving me with a computer.



Decade later, I am now just a sad human sitting on his chair 18 hours a day in front of a desktop computer which is a lot more powerful than what I started learning on, doing pretty much nothing but study and play video games while trying to cope with my sadness.



Things are great, I think.