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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
All wins count -- big or small ๐
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Getting a promotion!
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Cleaning your house...or whatever else that may spark joy ๐
Happy Friday!
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I published an article about โGetting started with create react appโ. That was my very first article on dev.to ๐ I got bunch of positive feedbacks. Iโm proud of myself. ๐
Good luck with the hackathon!
Renewed the design of my photography website:
mederic.me
I completed a personal game jam this week! I built a 3D maze/scavenger hunt game in Unity over the course of 4 days. :) It was a lot of work, but I also had a lot of fun making it too. It's certainly somethingI'd like to play around with further.
I also published a DEV article about tutorials & how to help folks find their next project post-tutorial. :D
Hi, Lara! Congrats for making the game! I love mazes and have a sleeping project of writing a procedurally generated maze game. Is this game you just made open source?
Hi Marcelo! Thanks! It isn't open-sourced right now, but I was thinking of making it so! I want to clean up the code just a little beforehand since it's a bit messy right now (what'll happen when you rush through a project!). I'll let you know when I do have it available though. :)
That's so cool that you're making a proc gen maze game! It's a topic I'd love to learn more about. There's a book I've wanted to buy for a while now called "Mazes for Programmers". I'm thinking it might actually be a good time to give it a go soon. Anyway, I would love to see your project too! All the best with it!
I have this book, and the algorithm I'm working on is actually based on an improvement made by Jamis Buck himself over one of the algos in the book! I have the PoC implementation made in Java generating a Tiled map file or printing the maze in ASCII to the terminal. Not something I can be proud of but it's on github.com/marcelocg/mazes
OK, that's really cool! Starting with ASCII and the terminal is often the first step to making something bigger and more exciting! I guess it's settled, then, I definitely need to get that book. :)
The game I've been making is just a static/kinetic maze at this point built in Unity. Now I'm wondering if I can add some proc gen features to it! Lots of possibilities to explore...
im still alive and well.
im living in asia, so yeah
Got my "AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner" :-)
My job has a legacy front-end for an internal project that we use; myself and another developer were tasked with upgrading it to current company libraries / UX. This last week I
In my COVID-19 website, I added the trending news page and the search functionality. Do check it here
I built a company's website. Check it out here
I solved 3 algorithm questions and wrote an article for each. Check them out:
Finishing up on the Communicating with Server section of Full Stack Open! Next week I will dedicate my time on Programming a server with NodeJS and Express - looking forward into learning more about backend technology!
Finally revamped my website and wrote a post about how to create a multilingual static blog like mine using Nuxt and Markdown. soniagarcia.dev/blog in case you want to check it