I'm a developer insterested in the world of Gaming, I have made many classic games and a few of my own.
I have enjoyed the creation of 2D making RPG games using JS and C++ (mainly) with no game engine ⚙️!
As of now, I'm ready to help anyone and make more exciting new projects 👾!
- My favourite programming language is JavaScript
- I play Guitar
- I live in the UK
- I'm scaried of Bees
After 4 years, I have decided to retire from coding, after so long. I'm deeply sorry with this, but present me was impressed of how this guy called 'Aaron' managed to make games using C++, it's not something most poeple can do.
It takes time, alot of understanding, some poeple don't have that. If you call yourselve a developer, I will understand the experience, but me thinking it a good idea to do too much of it. Anything of too much is bad for you. I burnout myself out to the point where coding feels like a chore, not a hobby. When taking CS in high school, I realised I didn't need this, you know? All I was taught was what I learned previously and the thing we did there aren't that impressive. I just felt a bit too good, and that struck me. No one in my school was better than me, I kinda felt that I didn't belong there.
The modern world is bit too much for a kid like me. There is alot to do in programming, alot to learn. You can learn anything: OpenGL, C++, C, JavaScript, Vulkan, etc. The thing is as we grow older, life becomes more and more busy, less time having fun. Coding was when I had fun, you know? When you realise you can create anything, it starts small and projects grow in size, my first 'hello world' was the start of a journey. Creating your first window, it brings a world of opportunity, you weren't ask to create one, your teacher didn't tell you, nor your parents, nor your friends, you did by yourself beacuse you were curious and wanted to learn more. Curiousity never dies.
With my last marks, I will lay in history as one of those people who created amazing things and I'm proud of it. But reality hits hard sometimes. So marks my words wisely, my final wish in coding came true, and now I grew up.
Btw, April Fools, I will delete the note soon! 🙂