Since I think coding practice should be a higher priority in my life, I’ve scheduled two days out of the week to program. Monday and Tuesday evenings after work, I will spend at least two hours programming. Four hours of the week can easily be accounted for there, and I could always do more . . . → Read More: Goals and Habits: Program for 5 hrs/week
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Today was the Chicago Indie Gamer Club meeting for April. I was not able to accomplish my goals for this month before the meeting. As bad as I may feel for failing, I’m really glad this meeting exists. In the past, I’ve had spurts of game development between periods when I didn’t do anything. Without . . . → Read More: Chicago Indie Gamer Meeting for April It’s April 19th. The Chicago Indie Game Developer meeting is in less than six days. My goals for this month were to continue programming for 5 hours per week and to complete a simple game. While the month isn’t over yet, I haven’t accomplished these goals at all. Last month was great. I programmed. I . . . → Read More: What Happened to my Productivity?!? Last night I went to a seminar hosted by my university’s Alumni Association. It was called Four Under Forty, a play off of Crain’s Chicago Business’ annual Forty Under Forty. Four members of the list were on the panel at the seminar, including this past year’s David Marco and Mike Domek, as well as last . . . → Read More: The Courage to Take a Seat I already knew that I had reinvented the wheel when it came to writing my automated backup solution. I spent some time researching this topic, and I found a number of resources. Of course, as soon as I posted my results on the LUNI mailing list, I got email from helpful people pointing out . . . → Read More: Automating Backups: I Reinvented the Wheel |
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