"I usally just go to chatgpt to learn coding and youtube too but i guess thats the lazy way of the coder"
Nothing wrong with using strong tools to achieve your goals :)
Motivation is difficult. Perhaps you can find a group who already develops a game (open source projects in the internet), and start doing small tasks that help the development.
I guess if I would automate my base setups with ansible so that I have a good foundation and have learned the tool properly, I would stick to it, but it was one of the cases were I was pushed away right from the start.
You have a point, but why does this post belong in this community? Subscribing anyways :)
Do we already have a list of subreddit replacements on lemmy, kbin etc. somewhere?
"I usally just go to chatgpt to learn coding and youtube too but i guess thats the lazy way of the coder"
Nothing wrong with using strong tools to achieve your goals :)
Motivation is difficult. Perhaps you can find a group who already develops a game (open source projects in the internet), and start doing small tasks that help the development.
So true :D
Might as well be both.
Lurkers are the best crew.
I guess it was a joke (of questionable humor/quality)
While I liked the original post, this is a perfect summary :D
Same here. But actually, I like, what I found here!
I guess if I would automate my base setups with ansible so that I have a good foundation and have learned the tool properly, I would stick to it, but it was one of the cases were I was pushed away right from the start.
Proper source or GTFO, please
Do comments work?
Hopefully it will get better. (And honestly, I am already surprised in a positive sense about what I found here!)
Sounds cool. ansible could never convince me, though, because playbook writing is so annoying.
Hey, I have used arch once, can I be your friend?
Hello there.