Studying at Chalmers University of Technology. Employed at Hello World! Sweden. 8 years of experience with Unity, shaders and C# development. He / Him.
@nsjames_ Not necessarily better, I've met tons of incredible devs without degrees. I still think getting a degree is worth it, since it gives you broader knowledge on lots of different topics. But it's by no means necessary
@bladesandstars I write magic instructions for a piece of sand to follow. Piece of sand can be a pain sometimes, but it's almost never the sand's fault
@studioanisa The Das Keyboard 4 is my personal favourite, been using one for years and it's great! Full sized layout, aluminum body, mechanical switches, media keys and volume knob, at a fair price. Definitely worth it!
@sometimesmusic The difficult thing about programming isn't learning the language imo. It's problem solving. Being able to take a problem and break it down to a step-by-step solution is difficult. It takes time and dedication to learn. That's what defines a genius, for me.
@KenneyNL God, I wish I could visit this place when it's open. Always inspiring to meet your peers, sharing stories and knowledge. Wishing you the best of luck!!
@FreyaHolmer Honestly same. Been living in sweden my entire life, but I've mostly spoken english for several years. I constantly use english words or directly translate english phrases to swedish (with hilarious results). It's definitely a wierd feeling, being better at your second language.
@AlexandriasTech C is extremely difficult to learn, but the concepts you learn are very useful for programming in general. I honestly still struggle with it, even after 7 years of programming. Learning something new is never impossible, it just takes time. You can do it!!