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Thank you for this, Andrew!
Man! Sega, PSP and all got me nostalgic. That inspect part really got me too. ππ I'm a newbie and I think I used it not too long ago while working on a project with a team.
You built when things were not as easy as they are now and you have most definitely seen a lot of things come and go. It's great to see you adapt to the times. ποΈ
I'll most definitely follow the alternate route to landing jobs although I like to be private mostly.
Looking forward to more articles like this.
Cheers!
Thanks for reading it's great to hear your opinion!
Great article, as a person who also works as a SE, writes tech articles and does a bit of gamedev for hobby I totally relate to the phrase "trying to find the time to do everything that I'm doing now".
Time management and knowing when to rest is extremely important to maintain a good schedule and you must be an expert in this matter.
Have a great weekend!
I love this, everything is very relatable.
Thank you Andrew:) You're an amazing content creatorπ
This is an inspiring story, Andrew ππβ¨
Thanks so much, positive feedback is always welcome Madza.
Thanks for sharing your story!
Sure you are welcome I am glad you took the time to read it.
Thanks Andrew for sharing your story.
Sure no problem I aim to inspire others to succeed as well.
Great story Andrew! Your path which led you where you are today is soo interesting.
Thank you Andrew for sharing your journey and experience in tech.
Your story is reminiscent of my early experience.
You are welcome it's great to know that you can relate to my story.
Thanks Andrew for sharing your story.
I had a similar exprience, when covid came, I had to go back to what I've always wanted to do, programming. And it has been a ride since then!
That's great I wish you good luck!
Thanks!
inspiring story!
As if C# is only for game development. Uh...
My interest in C# and .Net is towards using them for backend dev, although I know they are excellent for building desktop GUI too (in which I am already familiar, using classic VB6).
Now my motivation increases after reading about .Net MAUI in the official doc : docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/ma...
as well as the potential of using C# and .Net for IOT projects : docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/io...
I never said C# was only for game development. When I learned the basics I was using it for backend work using Blazor and ASP.NET. However JavaScript is my first choice language for working on backend projects so I was going to try something different with C#.
Yeah... it's nice to try different stacks for web backend. I myself plan to do that using at least 5 different stacks :
I am not really interested in other stacks like Python + Django/Flask, Ruby on Rails.
I know someone who still sticks to Flash and Actionscript, using PHP (version 5) without framework. Last time I met him, he still used them and seemed to not be open with the advancement of new techs.
Wow, that's not good at all... I could not even get my old flash projects to run in any of the web browsers I had installed. I found a website that lets you run .swf files in a browser though ruffle.rs/demo/.