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robinblokeSomething indeed, it's been a pretty good day at work... I've done... coding, my god yes, I've unravelled lines of ancient code and pulled them to bits, untwisted inheritance layers of multiple classes, followed obscure pointers back to their source, checked a variety of array and pee'd about with logic. This is what I like about coding.
Sad? Ah, maybe, but to me it's sort of like discovery, creation, the act of making... stuff. I am not particularly creative, although I like to be so, I can't draw, rarely am inspired to write and singing - just don't go there. So my art is my coding, my lines of harmonic logic twisted together to form functions, classes, structures and to do things.
Thats what I like about my art, it interacts, it does stuff, it's instatic; pictures drive your mind, poetry and stories make the reader think of their own conclusions; code produces your idea, and drives it, manipuates your ideas (data) through your concepts (the functionality) to produce your art (the program itself).
So maybe I'm reading too much into this, but I have fun...
Sad? Ah, maybe, but to me it's sort of like discovery, creation, the act of making... stuff. I am not particularly creative, although I like to be so, I can't draw, rarely am inspired to write and singing - just don't go there. So my art is my coding, my lines of harmonic logic twisted together to form functions, classes, structures and to do things.
Thats what I like about my art, it interacts, it does stuff, it's instatic; pictures drive your mind, poetry and stories make the reader think of their own conclusions; code produces your idea, and drives it, manipuates your ideas (data) through your concepts (the functionality) to produce your art (the program itself).
So maybe I'm reading too much into this, but I have fun...
