Hi everyone. Welcome back to the Triworld devlog. Editor Done I’m mostly done working on the Editor. Here are a few models I made with it: My artistic skills need some work, but at least the Editor works perfectly. I’m a bit behind schedule because I tried to write my own Immediate Mode UI library. This is how the Editor looked: ...
Author Marie Kondo Genres Self Help Rating 💖💖💖💖💖 Date Finished 24/08/2024 🚀 The Book in 3 Sentences Start by discarding by category. Then organize. Organization gives the illusion that the clutter problem has been solved. Tidying is not the goal. Tidying is a special event. Don’t do it every day. 🎨 Impressions I love this book. I think “The life-changing magic of tidying up” and “Goodbye, Things: On Minimalist Living” are the only books on minimalism worth reading (from a practical point). ...
Author Jason Schreier Genres Business Rating 💖💖💖💖🖤 Date Finished ~2024 🎨 Impressions The book contains a few stories about indie game developer and a few stories about big game studios. I found the indie stories more interesenting and relatable since they are closer to my situation. How I Discovered It Looking for books about indie developers. Who Should Read It? Everyone interestend in how games are developed from a hollistic rather than technical point of view. There are a few stories about indie developers that I found more interesting, since a single person or a group of people making a game is more relatable than a company of hundreds of people. ...
Author Sönke Ahrens Genres Productivity Rating 💖💖💖💖🖤 Date Finished ~07/024 🎨 Impressions This review is shorter than usual because I think that I’m not the right target for this book. People who write a lot (and thus read a lot for research and reference) will benefit much more from implementing it’s contents. I was able to benefit from some of the techniques nonetheless. How I Discovered It Can’t remember. ...
Author David Kushner Genres History Rating 💖💖💖💖🖤 Date Finished ~07/2024 🎨 Impressions This review is shorter than usual because this is not the kind of books I usually read, and I don’t have anything worth saying. As a reader I don’t have any positive or negative to say about the book (being that it’s just a recollection of historical facts). But as an aspiring Indie Game Developer I think there is value in knowing how games were made in the old days and how their development evolved through the years. If you are in the same situation as me it might be an interesting read (also Blood, Sweat, and Pixels), otherwise you can skip it. ...