Working for Free
Have you just started working as a software developer? You will eventually be asked to work for free, or for a ridiculously low compensation[1]. If you are self-learned (like me) and you haven’t had the chance to compare your work against others’, you might fail to respond appropriately.
My OUYA Has Arrived
My OUYA had arrived yesterday. Like every other kickstarter backer I have unpacked and powered it with excitement.
Just Wait Game Update
As I said in my previous post, I am bent on finishing this game. So much so that I don’t even allow myself to think what my next project should be.
I was able to spend some more time and there is another download link at the end of this post. Here is what’s new:
My First Serious Game for Some Definition of Serious: Just Wait
I have been learning about game development for quite some time now. I have started dabbling with PyGame but never really found the motivation and time to make a complete game. Then I have found LÖVE and it seemed like a better platform to learn game development. I have been learning lua and LÖVE, learning game development techniques and working on my first game simultaneously for the last four months. I think it is time for a pre-pre-pre-alpha tech demo release.
Personal Finance for Geeks
I never bothered to do my accounting until two years ago. I was talking to a friend and I learned he was keeping a record of his earnings and spendings, mostly just to toy with this open source software called Ledger.
There wasn’t much point in keeping a personal record of my finances since there wasn’t much money. But being an abundantly curious person, that didn’t stop me. All the while I was thinking that I was learning this Ledger software, but in reality I had been learning the basics of personal finance.