ezenith
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Yasushi Takagi said:
In the end, people are all alone, and no matter how close they cling together, they can never be one. It's impossible to make someone belong to you.
Shionji Yuuko said:
Most non-NEET people in the world don't realize that human nature isn't scalar, but vectorial.
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I do like that quote though.
My name comes from a combination of the letter 'e' which represents electronic (similarly found in other words like email), and the word zenith. I'm basically calling myself the pinnacle of all things electronic - or so I would like to think. I'm not actually self centred at all; not in the slightest! Haha!
Woah, didn't expect that the name would have had that much thought put into it. It's brilliant! I find that most human traits have their uses. Even narcissism.
So how are you related to electronics exactly? Do you study a similar subject by any chance? Or have studied in the past? Anything you'd like to share?
As for my relation to electronics and the like: nothing in the form of formal education or whatnot. Hardware specific nothing major; I've just built a few pc's for my friends and family. And for the software side I am a hobbyist developer knowing few languages and only enough of each language to build very primitive applications. That, I believe, is the extent to which I have any relation to electronics.
As for languages I know: currently I'm dabbling in HTML5's canvas element with vanilla JS. I'm 'trying' to learn enough to build some sort of web game that is a little more extensive and in-depth than the Snake game I had written in the past with HTML5. Though, as I am terrible with most things that game developers need to know (like maths. Mainly maths. Almost elusively maths), it is proving difficult - but fun!
Apart from JS, I know a bit of PHP which I have recently used to create an app for my friends and I. It basically takes a list of all the beer available at our local The Beer Store and outputs a random one for us to try next. It's all prettied up and stuff so I suppose you could also add CSS to 'languages I know and use?'.
MSL (mIRC Scripting Language) is probably the language that got me started with programming. I have made a few dozen text based RPG's with it, as well as some channel bots for Twitch. It seems like only yesterday; but it wasn't (abrupt stop).
I've also written some things in Java, C++(for a friends homework), and C#(with Unity). I think that's about the extent of what I know. I haven't really tried any frameworks/libraries or anything like that, so~.
I would consider that but I can't say that I'd be of any use. Most of the things I've done or have mentioned here are just little, primitive applications that are very poorly written and almost mashed together. Nothing like this website, for instance.
Do you still noodle around with game development, or is most of your time spent on web stuff?
So your desire for applying programming is mainly for game development, right? Games sure are fun. All the fun to be had with them isn't just by playing them, but also by making them. I can't say I'm still involved in game development though. The last time I touched up on one of my older games was like half a year ago I believe. Now I'm mainly into web stuff and I love it. But I still have that desire hiding in the darkest corners of my heart, to one day finish at least one goddamn game.
I see you have a broad spectrum of knowledge in languages. I mean I'm sure you didn't become an expert in all of them, but just by picking up each and getting a little familiar is still useful to form a bigger picture. Most of the people that joined our team weren't professionals or anything. In fact the main qualities were that they liked the site, loved anime and wanted to learn. It could be a way for you to learn more programming as well, if you wanted to of course. Just putting it out there.
P.S. You'd be surprised how "almost mashed together" this site is xD
Anyways, enough of that tangent... I completely agree with your point about joining being a way for me to develop as a... developer :P and with that, if you will have me, I will certainly accept this opportunity. Just let me know how, and what's expected of me!
@P.S. Haha! I suppose you can't judge a book by its cover; or, in this case, a website by its pages @[email protected]
Well it would be great if you had skype. We're all on skype and we have our team chat there as well. But it's not exactly a requirement, it would be possible to do without that. But you'll be missing out.
P.S. Not sure I understood what you wanted to say by that. What was your judgement looking at the pages and what was your latter realization? xD
Anyway, I just got skype. My username is 'ezenith.'. I didn't realize that they had a working version for linux!
Oh, and about the P.S., I just meant that the website runs beautifully, looks fantastic, and has an overall professionally done feel. So when you said that I'd be surprised at how almost mashed together this site is, I was quite surprised. :P
Thank you again for your kind welcome. :)