I've been doing software development and architecture for some time now, primarily C#, ASP.net and SQL. I'm looking at learning game development initially with MS XNA and then to move to C++ and hopefully AI.
Posted by Marc Miles on Fri, 06 Mar 2009 05:51:00 EST in
Gamasutra blogs, now what could be cooler than the timing of this with me diving into game dev. A long time C# programmer looking to get the basics down and then move into some serious C++.
Bob McIntyre hit the nail on the head to make this whole thing moot. Hire more of the right people to get the job done. Law firms need to do the same, their crunch time is all the time. Sometimes you cant afford to do that, and if you cant ...
Taking.. Fully occupying the mind or attention is almost the same as saying Entertaining . They are MANY ways to entertain one through gameplay. Fun is a side effect of some games, and not all.
The C64 was also my first computer. However, I didn't do much programming until about 10 years later when I was 20. I suppose it would be different starting out back then. Most are plagued with too many choices today.
That worked, not sure how I got to that URL in the first place and it has happened more than once. I tested some links from the RSS and they seem to be fine. I'll let you know if I see a link formatted like that again.
