Stack Overflow Used to Be My Copilot
Long before GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, or any of the other AI tools developers use today, we already had something helping us write code. It was called Stack Overflow. And if you’ve been developing software for any reasonable amount of time,…
My Developer Setup – Windows, Mac, Linux, and Way Too Many Monitors
As a software developer, I’ve somehow reached the point where one computer apparently isn’t enough. My main development machine is currently a pretty beefy Windows PC. I also use a Mac and Linux regularly, depending on what I’m working on. But lately,…
Rust vs C#: Which One Would I Actually Use?
I’ve been a C# developer for a long time. Rust came much later. And after spending time working with both languages, I’ve realized something: I really like Rust. I also really like C#. Yeah, I know. That’s not nearly as exciting as…
Building Project City: What I Learned Making My Own Nintendo Switch Game
There’s something very different about starting a game project and actually seeing that game sitting on the Nintendo eShop. Project City started with a relatively simple idea: I wanted to make a top-down open-city game where you could drive around,…