You can upload your game mod to Github, as an example, and keep updating it there.
I guess I'm one of those #vtubers . Having fun talking about general topics, vrchat/similar, and games. Also #indiedev #gamedev You can call me: Freak فْرِيكٌ フリク (still learning Nihongo). #envtuber #podcast #gaming #gamedev
Freakoverse
So I know HTML/CSS pretty well and I'm confident with them.
I also know UI and UX, as well as graphic design (nowhere near pros, but I'm the guy they call when the pro isn't around or when something is needed quickly).
I don't know much java. Usually, I'd search for what I want, find something close, and fiddle with it until it works/gets the desired result ish. AI is helping with this a lot actually.
This helped me create my own sites and my own designs to life, though just at a static level. I always wanted to make dynamic sites, but the idea of doing backend stuff is complex to me. However...
"Let me look into it again" and thought if I could make a simple blog. Digging a bit, and watching/skimming through tutorials, I realized that I think I can.
Not sure when I'll start/attempt this, but will journey into learning the basics of PHP and attempting to make a blog. I guess I'll learn the basics of PHP, and then head into Laravel. If I manage to get the hang of it, I'll attempt to make a complex old project I had, and if I do manage to do it, I'll be pretty confident =3
Aside from that, would be nice to make a website, a personal blog, that shows my long-form articles only. Hopefully by then things would be more stable nostr-wise, cleaner, and easier in terms of learning, so I'd be able to do it (or collab with someone to do it / to make a template for all to have and deploy easily).
Freakoverse
Happy to see some gamedevs port their games from Unity to Godot, after that Unity fiasco, like this one here called Road To Vostok
Freakoverse
This is good.
