Welcome to the Yockyard! It’s my collection for things like development, games, and design
If you’ve practiced something for a long time, you may find yourself in a rut. Technically proficient though you may be, you have not reached your full potential.
You have been here for a while now, but do not worry: there are ways to escape the island you are on.
I’ve been trying out the Godot game engine, and I’m starting to really like it: Godot is pretty intuitive, it natively supports and sets up git, it’s not too hard to understand the core principles, and a growing group of creators is using it to create stuff and sharing their work.
Godot doesn’t exactly line up with how I like to do things, but usually it’s not difficult to learn.
So I decided to automate my builds!
Some of my favorite evil doers have good motives; the most threatening thing about them isn’t that they’re powerhouses, or that they’re destructive, or they’re in charge of an evil empire. The most threatening thing about them is often that they could be right, and you might be just like them.
GoDaddy is a bad domain provider: they’ll lock you in and you can’t get out.
It’s almost the new year, so that means you’re obligated to create a “New Year’s Resolution” and then dump it in the first month. I’m here to show you pitfalls in goal setting, and hopefully set you straight.
Focus on what you want to achieve, and it will happen.
I’ll rehash the SMART Goal system, and show few tricks to reorient your goals to make them more effective for growth.
This was the year, and I’m happy to report it went pretty well