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Game Development
How pomodoro changed my life
Time management is a skill that many of us struggle with, especially in a world filled with constant distractions and an ever-growing to-do list. Whether it’s work, school, personal p...
In Writing, Game Development, Nov 05, 2024
Critique to my struggles using nim-to-js for a web project
I had previously written an article on my struggles using nim-to-js compilation for web projects but reading it some time later felt the need to critique it as it wasn’t clear about s...
In Writing, Game Development, Oct 15, 2024
Correlating drinking water to increase in productivity
It is widely known that staying hydrated is crucial for overall health, but emerging research also suggests that water intake can significantly affect cognitive performance and produc...
In Writing, Game Development, Oct 05, 2024
Best practices for collaborative storytelling
Collaborative storytelling in the context of game design is a powerful way to build dynamic and engaging narratives, especially for text-based games. When creating a game that relies ...
In Writing, Game Development, Sep 26, 2024
On building educational interactive fiction games
Interactive fiction (IF) games, where players make decisions that shape the narrative, are a powerful tool for creating engaging and educational experiences. As someone who has develo...
In Writing, Game Development, Sep 14, 2024
Struggles I faced using nim-to-js for a web project
As a programmer constantly on the lookout for new and innovative ways to develop web applications, I decided to explore using Nim—a statically typed, compiled programming language—alo...
In Writing, Game Development, Aug 15, 2024
Keeping an online portfolio
In today’s digital age, maintaining an online portfolio is essential for anyone working in creative fields, design, development, or even freelance services. Whether you’re a graphic d...
In Writing, Game Development, Aug 05, 2024
Building a Community driven life simulator game
Imagine a game where players can experience the ebb and flow of life—progressing through years, making decisions, facing random events, and seeing the effects of their choices on thei...
In Writing, Game Development, Jul 25, 2024
Using nim-to-js compiling to make a web game
The web gaming landscape has evolved significantly over the past decade, with an increasing number of developers exploring innovative tools and programming languages to create engagin...
In Writing, Game Development, Jul 15, 2024
Ruby might be better than python for new learners
When it comes to teaching programming to beginners, there are two languages that frequently dominate the conversation: Ruby and Python. Both are high-level, interpreted languages know...
In Writing, Game Development, Jun 14, 2024
Would you use a desktop wallpaper which is a cat generator
As a developer with a passion for blending design aesthetics and functional user experiences, I recently embarked on creating a web app that leverages the glassmorphism design trend. ...
In Writing, Game Development, Apr 24, 2024
On choosing glassmorphism for my weather app
In the world of app development, the design of an interface can often make or break the user experience. The journey toward creating a unique and visually appealing app interface is s...
In Writing, Game Development, Apr 15, 2024
Why this blog was made
Dear reader, as you navigate the digital halls of my sanctuary, you may wonder how this sanctum of over-analysis came to be. The story of its creation is a winding path, replete with ...
In Game Development, Philosophy, Writing, Mar 26, 2024
A personal experience involving Git in Game Developemnt
Participating in a game jam is always an exhilarating and chaotic experience. As a game developer, the pressure to create something playable within a short period, usually 48-72 hours...
In Writing, Game Development, Feb 27, 2024
Tutorial for compiling twee file on tweego using termux on android
In the second part of our tutorial we will get to a playable demo HTML interactive fiction game file.
In Writing, Game Development, Feb 15, 2024
Setting up tweego in termux for developing Interactive Fiction Games on Android
In the first part of this tutorial series, I’ll guide you through setting up Tweego in Termux, a powerful tool for crafting immersive stories on your Android device using twine storyf...
In Writing, Game Development, Feb 02, 2024
Crafting a immersive horror interactive fiction
Interactive fiction (IF) has long been a powerful medium for storytelling, enabling players to become deeply immersed in narratives through the choices they make. When paired with the...
In Writing, Game Development, Jan 28, 2024
Tips for using termux
Termux is a powerful and versatile terminal emulator for Android devices that brings the full power of a Linux environment to your mobile device. Whether you’re a seasoned developer, ...
In Writing, Game Development, Jan 15, 2024
Writing effective choice based narratives
In recent years, choice-based narratives have become a prominent form of storytelling in various media, particularly in video games, interactive fiction, and digital media. These narr...
In Writing, Game Development, Jan 05, 2024
Impact of player choice in narrative structure of interactive fiction games
Interactive fiction (IF) games, also known as narrative-driven games, have revolutionized the way stories are told and experienced. Unlike traditional linear narratives, interactive f...
In Writing, Game Development, Dec 26, 2023
Feedback and Playtesting are essential steps in game development
In the world of game development, creating a game that resonates with players is a combination of technical expertise, artistic vision, and careful refinement. However, one of the mos...
In Writing, Game Development, Dec 15, 2023
Analyzing player behavior in choice based games
Choice-based games, offer players the opportunity to influence the game’s narrative and outcomes based on the choices they make. These can range from simple decision-making sequences ...
In Writing, Game Development, Dec 05, 2023
Designing romantic interactive fiction games through crafting emotional depth and player agency
Romantic interactive fiction (IF) games have emerged as a unique genre in the interactive storytelling landscape, blending narrative-driven gameplay with emotional depth. These games ...
In Writing, Game Development, Nov 26, 2023
Reflecting on my game “Aesthetics Over Plot”
Ah, the delightful dance of creativity, where imagination takes flight and reality fades into the background. As both a wordsmith and an artist, I’ve long been enamored with the intox...
In Game Development, Philosophy, Writing, Nov 05, 2023
Making a game as a gift for a friend
I recently finished a project that I want to tell you about. It’s a game I made for a friend of mine, for his birthday. He has a sharp wit and a good sense of humor, and I wanted to g...
In Game Development, Javascript, May 10, 2023
Javascript
Picking the best design system for my apps
“Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works,” said Steve Jobs, and he was onto something.
In Design, Javascript, Jul 07, 2024
The Doomsday Programmer
Programming is a craft that can create wonders?machines, games, art?but too many of us have gotten lazy. We’ve fallen into the trap of relying on crutches?libraries, frameworks, fancy...
In Javascript, Nim, Mar 12, 2024
Making a game as a gift for a friend
I recently finished a project that I want to tell you about. It’s a game I made for a friend of mine, for his birthday. He has a sharp wit and a good sense of humor, and I wanted to g...
In Game Development, Javascript, May 10, 2023
Notetaking
Why I think using markdown is better than powerpoint for making presentations
We live in an age of information and communication. We are constantly required to share our ideas and knowledge with others, in various forms and formats. One of the most common and p...
In Notetaking, Organisation, Jun 24, 2024
Search for the Sacrosanct - How to avoid wasting time on useless books.
Books, are like portals to alternate realities, carefully crafted to expand our horizons and challenge our perspectives. But not all books are created equal. In a sea of literature, i...
In Notetaking, Organisation, Learning, Jun 03, 2024
How I take notes
Let me tell you how I’m making notes these days. This isn’t an essay; it’s just my current hack at it. I figured out the best way to do it a couple of days ago, but naturally, I didn’...
In Notetaking, Writing, Sep 26, 2023
Time organisation for studying
“Lost time is never found again,” so said Ben Franklin, and he was onto something. Time, it’s a slippery thing, slipping through our fingers like water through a sieve. We’re always c...
In Notetaking, Organisation, Learning, May 26, 2023
Organisation
Writing on the Go
So, picture this: writing on the go. Sounds adventurous, right? Taking that term literally, it means scribbling down your thoughts whenever you’re out and about—maybe sitting in a caf...
In Writing, Organisation, Aug 21, 2024
Why I think using markdown is better than powerpoint for making presentations
We live in an age of information and communication. We are constantly required to share our ideas and knowledge with others, in various forms and formats. One of the most common and p...
In Notetaking, Organisation, Jun 24, 2024
Search for the Sacrosanct - How to avoid wasting time on useless books.
Books, are like portals to alternate realities, carefully crafted to expand our horizons and challenge our perspectives. But not all books are created equal. In a sea of literature, i...
In Notetaking, Organisation, Learning, Jun 03, 2024
Time organisation for studying
“Lost time is never found again,” so said Ben Franklin, and he was onto something. Time, it’s a slippery thing, slipping through our fingers like water through a sieve. We’re always c...
In Notetaking, Organisation, Learning, May 26, 2023
Learning
Communication is more important than silent hardwork
There’s a certain elegance to silence, a kind of wisdom that speaks volumes without uttering a single word. Dionysius of Halicarnassus knew this well when he implored, “Let thy speech...
In Writing, Learning, Sep 03, 2024
Search for the Sacrosanct - How to avoid wasting time on useless books.
Books, are like portals to alternate realities, carefully crafted to expand our horizons and challenge our perspectives. But not all books are created equal. In a sea of literature, i...
In Notetaking, Organisation, Learning, Jun 03, 2024
Being busy doing nothing
You know that quote from Lao Tzu, “Doing nothing is better than being busy doing nothing”? It’s been bugging me. I thought I agreed with it, but now I’m not so sure. I mean, a lot of ...
In Philosophy, Learning, Inspiration, Chart, Jun 14, 2023
Time organisation for studying
“Lost time is never found again,” so said Ben Franklin, and he was onto something. Time, it’s a slippery thing, slipping through our fingers like water through a sieve. We’re always c...
In Notetaking, Organisation, Learning, May 26, 2023
Philosophy
Organising life like I organise my bashrc file
Returning to a project after a long hiatus is akin to discovering a hidden room in your house, one you’d long forgotten. Imagine, if you will, the mess that greets you—a chaotic colla...
In Design, Philosophy, Oct 26, 2024
Building high self esteem
You know that quote by Blaise Pascal, “All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone”? It’s got me thinking. There’s something huge about being c...
In Organising, Philosophy, May 16, 2024
Why this blog was made
Dear reader, as you navigate the digital halls of my sanctuary, you may wonder how this sanctum of over-analysis came to be. The story of its creation is a winding path, replete with ...
In Game Development, Philosophy, Writing, Mar 26, 2024
Reflecting on my game “Aesthetics Over Plot”
Ah, the delightful dance of creativity, where imagination takes flight and reality fades into the background. As both a wordsmith and an artist, I’ve long been enamored with the intox...
In Game Development, Philosophy, Writing, Nov 05, 2023
What my wallpapers say about me
Wallpapers. Not just your run-of-the-mill wall coverings, my friend. Oh no, they’re so much more than that. They’re like the silent guardians of our rooms, the stoic witnesses to our ...
In Philosophy, Inspiration, Writing, Aug 15, 2023
Importance of Gathering Souvenirs
Ah, souvenirs—the relics of our past, the tokens of our memories, and the bane of my existence. Let’s get real for a minute: they’re nothing more than glorified trinkets destined to m...
In Philosophy, Writing, Jul 25, 2023
Being busy doing nothing
You know that quote from Lao Tzu, “Doing nothing is better than being busy doing nothing”? It’s been bugging me. I thought I agreed with it, but now I’m not so sure. I mean, a lot of ...
In Philosophy, Learning, Inspiration, Chart, Jun 14, 2023
Inspiration
Do you make a learning schedule?
I’ve been thinking about this whole learning thing, and I gotta tell you, writing down the steps for a big project is a lifesaver. It clears out all that mental clutter. But when you’...
In Organising, Inspiration, May 04, 2024
What my wallpapers say about me
Wallpapers. Not just your run-of-the-mill wall coverings, my friend. Oh no, they’re so much more than that. They’re like the silent guardians of our rooms, the stoic witnesses to our ...
In Philosophy, Inspiration, Writing, Aug 15, 2023
Nothing is new
“Everything ever to be invented has already been invented.” So claimed Charles Holland Duell, a man of apparent certainty in an era of boundless possibility. Yet, as we gaze upon the ...
In Inspiration, Writing, Aug 05, 2023
Being busy doing nothing
You know that quote from Lao Tzu, “Doing nothing is better than being busy doing nothing”? It’s been bugging me. I thought I agreed with it, but now I’m not so sure. I mean, a lot of ...
In Philosophy, Learning, Inspiration, Chart, Jun 14, 2023
Chart
A big limitation in understanding data sets is that we think with the hypothesis first
Being a thinker isn’t just about having a brain; it’s about flexing those observational muscles and soaking up knowledge like a sponge in a library. Thinkers, the good ones at least, ...
In Organising, Chart, Apr 04, 2024
Moving my blog away from wordpress.com
My tale begins with an earnest venture into the digital landscape, armed with nothing but a keyboard and an unquenchable thirst for storytelling. WordPress.com was my stage, my canvas...
In Organising, Writing, Chart, Oct 05, 2023
Being busy doing nothing
You know that quote from Lao Tzu, “Doing nothing is better than being busy doing nothing”? It’s been bugging me. I thought I agreed with it, but now I’m not so sure. I mean, a lot of ...
In Philosophy, Learning, Inspiration, Chart, Jun 14, 2023
Writing
How pomodoro changed my life
Time management is a skill that many of us struggle with, especially in a world filled with constant distractions and an ever-growing to-do list. Whether it’s work, school, personal p...
In Writing, Game Development, Nov 05, 2024
Critique to my struggles using nim-to-js for a web project
I had previously written an article on my struggles using nim-to-js compilation for web projects but reading it some time later felt the need to critique it as it wasn’t clear about s...
In Writing, Game Development, Oct 15, 2024
Correlating drinking water to increase in productivity
It is widely known that staying hydrated is crucial for overall health, but emerging research also suggests that water intake can significantly affect cognitive performance and produc...
In Writing, Game Development, Oct 05, 2024
Best practices for collaborative storytelling
Collaborative storytelling in the context of game design is a powerful way to build dynamic and engaging narratives, especially for text-based games. When creating a game that relies ...
In Writing, Game Development, Sep 26, 2024
On building educational interactive fiction games
Interactive fiction (IF) games, where players make decisions that shape the narrative, are a powerful tool for creating engaging and educational experiences. As someone who has develo...
In Writing, Game Development, Sep 14, 2024
Communication is more important than silent hardwork
There’s a certain elegance to silence, a kind of wisdom that speaks volumes without uttering a single word. Dionysius of Halicarnassus knew this well when he implored, “Let thy speech...
In Writing, Learning, Sep 03, 2024
Writing on the Go
So, picture this: writing on the go. Sounds adventurous, right? Taking that term literally, it means scribbling down your thoughts whenever you’re out and about—maybe sitting in a caf...
In Writing, Organisation, Aug 21, 2024
Struggles I faced using nim-to-js for a web project
As a programmer constantly on the lookout for new and innovative ways to develop web applications, I decided to explore using Nim—a statically typed, compiled programming language—alo...
In Writing, Game Development, Aug 15, 2024
Keeping an online portfolio
In today’s digital age, maintaining an online portfolio is essential for anyone working in creative fields, design, development, or even freelance services. Whether you’re a graphic d...
In Writing, Game Development, Aug 05, 2024
Building a Community driven life simulator game
Imagine a game where players can experience the ebb and flow of life—progressing through years, making decisions, facing random events, and seeing the effects of their choices on thei...
In Writing, Game Development, Jul 25, 2024
Using nim-to-js compiling to make a web game
The web gaming landscape has evolved significantly over the past decade, with an increasing number of developers exploring innovative tools and programming languages to create engagin...
In Writing, Game Development, Jul 15, 2024
Ruby might be better than python for new learners
When it comes to teaching programming to beginners, there are two languages that frequently dominate the conversation: Ruby and Python. Both are high-level, interpreted languages know...
In Writing, Game Development, Jun 14, 2024
Would you use a desktop wallpaper which is a cat generator
As a developer with a passion for blending design aesthetics and functional user experiences, I recently embarked on creating a web app that leverages the glassmorphism design trend. ...
In Writing, Game Development, Apr 24, 2024
On choosing glassmorphism for my weather app
In the world of app development, the design of an interface can often make or break the user experience. The journey toward creating a unique and visually appealing app interface is s...
In Writing, Game Development, Apr 15, 2024
Why this blog was made
Dear reader, as you navigate the digital halls of my sanctuary, you may wonder how this sanctum of over-analysis came to be. The story of its creation is a winding path, replete with ...
In Game Development, Philosophy, Writing, Mar 26, 2024
Showing the narrative analytically in essays
Essay writing is a complex and multifaceted skill that demands both clarity and creativity from the writer. Different writers may adopt different strategies to organize and present th...
In Writing, Mar 02, 2024
A personal experience involving Git in Game Developemnt
Participating in a game jam is always an exhilarating and chaotic experience. As a game developer, the pressure to create something playable within a short period, usually 48-72 hours...
In Writing, Game Development, Feb 27, 2024
Tutorial for compiling twee file on tweego using termux on android
In the second part of our tutorial we will get to a playable demo HTML interactive fiction game file.
In Writing, Game Development, Feb 15, 2024
Setting up tweego in termux for developing Interactive Fiction Games on Android
In the first part of this tutorial series, I’ll guide you through setting up Tweego in Termux, a powerful tool for crafting immersive stories on your Android device using twine storyf...
In Writing, Game Development, Feb 02, 2024
Crafting a immersive horror interactive fiction
Interactive fiction (IF) has long been a powerful medium for storytelling, enabling players to become deeply immersed in narratives through the choices they make. When paired with the...
In Writing, Game Development, Jan 28, 2024
Tips for using termux
Termux is a powerful and versatile terminal emulator for Android devices that brings the full power of a Linux environment to your mobile device. Whether you’re a seasoned developer, ...
In Writing, Game Development, Jan 15, 2024
Writing effective choice based narratives
In recent years, choice-based narratives have become a prominent form of storytelling in various media, particularly in video games, interactive fiction, and digital media. These narr...
In Writing, Game Development, Jan 05, 2024
Impact of player choice in narrative structure of interactive fiction games
Interactive fiction (IF) games, also known as narrative-driven games, have revolutionized the way stories are told and experienced. Unlike traditional linear narratives, interactive f...
In Writing, Game Development, Dec 26, 2023
Feedback and Playtesting are essential steps in game development
In the world of game development, creating a game that resonates with players is a combination of technical expertise, artistic vision, and careful refinement. However, one of the mos...
In Writing, Game Development, Dec 15, 2023
Analyzing player behavior in choice based games
Choice-based games, offer players the opportunity to influence the game’s narrative and outcomes based on the choices they make. These can range from simple decision-making sequences ...
In Writing, Game Development, Dec 05, 2023
Designing romantic interactive fiction games through crafting emotional depth and player agency
Romantic interactive fiction (IF) games have emerged as a unique genre in the interactive storytelling landscape, blending narrative-driven gameplay with emotional depth. These games ...
In Writing, Game Development, Nov 26, 2023
Reflecting on my game “Aesthetics Over Plot”
Ah, the delightful dance of creativity, where imagination takes flight and reality fades into the background. As both a wordsmith and an artist, I’ve long been enamored with the intox...
In Game Development, Philosophy, Writing, Nov 05, 2023
Phototography vs Videography
Nature isn’t just some place we drop by for a visit; it’s our true home, as Gary Snyder eloquently put it. It’s been a muse for artists and writers throughout history. From the poetic...
In Photography, Writing, Oct 15, 2023
Moving my blog away from wordpress.com
My tale begins with an earnest venture into the digital landscape, armed with nothing but a keyboard and an unquenchable thirst for storytelling. WordPress.com was my stage, my canvas...
In Organising, Writing, Chart, Oct 05, 2023
How I take notes
Let me tell you how I’m making notes these days. This isn’t an essay; it’s just my current hack at it. I figured out the best way to do it a couple of days ago, but naturally, I didn’...
In Notetaking, Writing, Sep 26, 2023
Creativity through Subtraction
In our modern world, inundated with choices and distractions, we often find ourselves grappling with the notion that more equates to better. We’re seduced by the promise of abundance—...
In Writing, Organising, Sep 14, 2023
What my wallpapers say about me
Wallpapers. Not just your run-of-the-mill wall coverings, my friend. Oh no, they’re so much more than that. They’re like the silent guardians of our rooms, the stoic witnesses to our ...
In Philosophy, Inspiration, Writing, Aug 15, 2023
Nothing is new
“Everything ever to be invented has already been invented.” So claimed Charles Holland Duell, a man of apparent certainty in an era of boundless possibility. Yet, as we gaze upon the ...
In Inspiration, Writing, Aug 05, 2023
Importance of Gathering Souvenirs
Ah, souvenirs—the relics of our past, the tokens of our memories, and the bane of my existence. Let’s get real for a minute: they’re nothing more than glorified trinkets destined to m...
In Philosophy, Writing, Jul 25, 2023
Being concise with words
You know, words are funny. They’re the currency of thought, sure, but they can also be a real trap. They can box us into clichés and banalities, hiding the truth and numbing our imagi...
In Writing, Jul 15, 2023
Organising
Building high self esteem
You know that quote by Blaise Pascal, “All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone”? It’s got me thinking. There’s something huge about being c...
In Organising, Philosophy, May 16, 2024
Do you make a learning schedule?
I’ve been thinking about this whole learning thing, and I gotta tell you, writing down the steps for a big project is a lifesaver. It clears out all that mental clutter. But when you’...
In Organising, Inspiration, May 04, 2024
A big limitation in understanding data sets is that we think with the hypothesis first
Being a thinker isn’t just about having a brain; it’s about flexing those observational muscles and soaking up knowledge like a sponge in a library. Thinkers, the good ones at least, ...
In Organising, Chart, Apr 04, 2024
Moving my blog away from wordpress.com
My tale begins with an earnest venture into the digital landscape, armed with nothing but a keyboard and an unquenchable thirst for storytelling. WordPress.com was my stage, my canvas...
In Organising, Writing, Chart, Oct 05, 2023
Creativity through Subtraction
In our modern world, inundated with choices and distractions, we often find ourselves grappling with the notion that more equates to better. We’re seduced by the promise of abundance—...
In Writing, Organising, Sep 14, 2023
Photography
Phototography vs Videography
Nature isn’t just some place we drop by for a visit; it’s our true home, as Gary Snyder eloquently put it. It’s been a muse for artists and writers throughout history. From the poetic...
In Photography, Writing, Oct 15, 2023
Nim
The Doomsday Programmer
Programming is a craft that can create wonders?machines, games, art?but too many of us have gotten lazy. We’ve fallen into the trap of relying on crutches?libraries, frameworks, fancy...
In Javascript, Nim, Mar 12, 2024
Design
Organising life like I organise my bashrc file
Returning to a project after a long hiatus is akin to discovering a hidden room in your house, one you’d long forgotten. Imagine, if you will, the mess that greets you—a chaotic colla...
In Design, Philosophy, Oct 26, 2024
Picking the best design system for my apps
“Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works,” said Steve Jobs, and he was onto something.
In Design, Javascript, Jul 07, 2024
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