I've been really bad at keeping a blog or anything about myself and I'd like to change that. It seems that it's becoming more important to be personal no the internet so when saw this challenge on twitter I jumped on board.
I've decided to split my devblog into non-technical and technical articles. I want to discuss some of the challenges and lessons I learn as I work with a new language, Elm, whilst not alienating non-programmers.
I've completed the first non-technical blog, and I reckon I'll be able to squeeze in a technical one this week as well.
So I finally created my first blog and entry. Thank you Liam for the motivation.
Wrote a bit about myself and the current project I am working on, a sci-fi rogue-like called Delta Quadrant.
In line with where I plan to take my own game dev journey, post judging at a local game jam for Global Game Jam, and in line with my mission to helping future game developers, I wrote a blog post about how collaboration is key to making real gamedev magic
