Ginger Coder Shaman

Data encapsulation is best practice!

being abducted to bluer skies ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Happy Halloween! (And 6th Anniversary to DELTARUNE!)

>Illustration by @tuyoki.bsky.social

no, never heard of them ;p

in all seriousness, I do like seeing what developers, both large, small, experimental, ect, are currently doing with stuff.

just after your degree, make sure you do set aside some time to live your life as well. burnout is very real.

work wise, web developers

but I am (slowly) transitioning into a game developer, <currently>using Godot. here a tiny sample of some portal logic I was working on. (I had to recompile the Godot engine to allow a change on Z plane with Camera perspective.). but I got the magic working here!

just to add, it is a super massive field, there no way any one person can realistically know everything in the modern day. I feel a pretty strong recommendation on learning how to learn quickly, rather than memorization.

cyber security is also a good field. I would highly recommend you understand the more coder side of web dev at least for cyber security. I can't say much about that path because I wanted to keep my feet in coding, not configurations of stuff. but there many cyber security lessons in coding alone.

any particular path in programming you are planning?

my advice is game dev is cool but it is difficult to get into the industry.

web dev is the opposite, easy to get into the industry but its boring.

I myself approached college with backend dev, but ended up as a web dev due to ease of access.

Yo Bluesky! Look for Moots! Anyone with these?
Software
✦ Game Dev
✦ Web Dev
✦ Programming
-- C/C++, Java, PHP, SQL, JavaScript, Ect

**And for Video Games**
✦ Baldur’s Gate 3
✦ Ultrakill And Doom-likes
✦ DBZ: Sparking Zero!
✦ Indie Dev Games
✦ And more!

Also I like VTubers and art!
#promosky

nice

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