DEV Community: Eli-pixel

Fixing Bugs And Glitches For Your App

Eli-pixel — Tue, 21 Apr 2020 13:28:46 +0000

Fixing bugs and glitches is the greatest part of development. You get to respond to your customers, and even better get more customers! So how would you do this? Well everybody might think this: "Well listen to your customers!" Well, yes, you could do that. But it is YOUR APP . You can do anything you want with it. And maybe even make a version 2! If you want to. But, the most important part of your app, is that it has almost no bugs in it, but also you want the people to love it! Whenever you want to you can hire game-testers and people like that so you can test the app before you release it! I would do that but, I like testing my own games. Now if you are a at home dev (like I am) then you want to always make your games better. Do you know why? Because I mostly am bored any have nothing to do except answer emails from my customers and update/make new apps. So I have pretty much all the time I could have right now! I update and make new games every day! And if your wondering, yes I will eventually post some of them in an article. I will always be open, unless I'm doing what I just said I would be doing. If you have any suggestions please comment, I will add them to the article! Thanks!

How work at home Dev's are Out of Order

Eli-pixel — Tue, 21 Apr 2020 13:13:08 +0000

So everybody is pretty much a developer in dev.to right? If not please comment. So developers. Yeah if you work at a workplace then you might be a little more organized. Well I am a work at home developer and I make not that much money. But I still get to do what I love. So now into the article.

Main

So yeah if you are a work at home dev I know what it feels like. G-mails from your game-haters, requests for updates, etc; Now you might want to do those things but this is about how you are out of order and how you can get back to being In Order. So you're a work at home dev right? And you want to make money right? So the simplest thing to do with organizing your money is to: Make in app purchases in your games or apps (this is my opinion it does not have to be yours). Back to the game-haters and update requests. You should always respond to them as quickly as you can. Unless they are actually mean and using profanity, then you don't have to respond. If you want your emails to be organized just filter them! It is so easy.

IF YOU HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS FOR THE EXTENSION OF THIS ARTICLE PLEASE COMMENT! Thank You

How I became a self-taught programmer

Eli-pixel — Mon, 20 Apr 2020 22:52:42 +0000

Intro

Started coding in 2019

So I've been reading, web searching, and other things too. It started out when I had the idea for how cool it would be to program my own game! I wanted to learn so bad but I had no time. Later my friend Henry (I don't know if he has a DEV account) started teaching me. Now Henry was ADVANCED. So he taught me a few beginners stuff. Then he left me. I was left with the local library and my internet.

Becoming

I became a programmer because https://w3schools.com . I was into python and HTML. Why I do not have any idea. Probably because HTML is for web-development and I thought it would be cool to make your own website. Python, probably because Henry suggested it to me. I wish I had more suggestions, but it was already a pain to learn two languages at once. It wasn't only w3schools though, it was some websites that I don't remember the links to. I wish I could source them. But enough of that w3schools was the main website. I suddenly noticed one night after finishing a text-based RPG game in python, that I was actually getting the hang of this coding thing (remember this was at the end of 2019). I started liking coding more and more. Then I was immediately in love. I started making games and websites. I am trying to learn as mush as I can about those two languages. I hoped you enjoyed!