Pixel Art
I've had a relatively good amount of experience in pixel art. The first drawing I had made was 7 years ago
and it was really bad.
Since then I've drawn way more, here are some of my favorites:
You can check out more on my pixilart!
Music
I started music because of game development,
but since then (3 years ago) it grew on me and nowadays I do it more of as a side-hobby.
I love synthesizers and experimenting with them, which is probably why I mostly make electronic music honestly.
I've also dabbled with ambient, experimental and blues music.
Anyway, enough yapping, here's what I've got:
More where that came from on my youtube channel!
Programming
I've been programming for quite some time, 5 years to be exact,
and it's been one of those things that I will never get bored of for sure,
simply because the potential creativity that lies behind it is enormous.
I started with making levels for a game called PewPew Live, which required Lua knowledge.
Then I straight up just jumped straight to game development in Unity, so I had to learn C#.
After a long hiatus of trying to finish two games ("trying" is a very important word here)
and then coming very close to doing that on my third one (more on that later),
I decided to stop game dev and move to software creation in general.
At this point I was learning Rust by making small, non-ambitious programs like a line-of-code counter, a macro utility, etc.
Later down the line though, I was chatting with a few buddies of mine when we decided to trying making
a programming language for creating PewPew levels, because Lua becomes really awful to work with after a project becomes somewhat big.
We wanted to make the transpiler in Go for the sole reason of wanting to learn Go
(yeah...).
In the end, after 3 months of summer work, then a year long pause,
and then another 3 months of hard summer work, having started with literally zero knowledge of making transpilers, we made Hybroid Live, a domain-specific programming language (more on that later).
It was a really fun and fulfilling project, I learned A LOT about compilers and its stages, from tokenization to parsing to validating an AST to generating code from an AST.
It was also really cool that we also learned a new language along the way. Go is a surprisingly simple language, which made it really easy to learn.
We were probably really lucky we chose that language to make Hybroid Live with.
After that, I decided to try and make my own general purpose programming language, called 'markus'. It's still in development, but you can check it out on my GitHub!
Anyway, that was a long yapping session, let me just show you instead of telling you:
