Hello Guys, hope everyone is safe and well, seem like the pandemic situation is slowly slowly disappearing and everything is going back to normal, at least for where I live. I know I have said that I was going to write a lot of posts to keep track of my progress and practising my writing skills, but I am finding it very hard, I think because I am not used to it or maybe I am just being lazy.

After my last post I have been browsing a lot for new ideas and new app to create and I have made a Youtube Clone App which I found a tutorial on Youtube, nothing special but I just want to make as many app as possible to encounter as many issues as possible and find a solution for them and after that now I am following another tutorial to make a Chat App, very very interesting, it use React which is why I chosen to create it and also use Node and Socket.io for the transmission of live data like messages, very fun and instructive.

Oh I forgot to mention that In the Youtube app the style is Horrible just because I am trying to focus on the actual React code and not on the styling.

Now What do you think I would do after the Chat App? I think no one have a clue, even because you may think, " well he will start another app " and the answer is maybe ahahahah.

Let's say that my goal is to grasp and master web development which is quite impossible....

No no let's say I want to become good at it, but what I am interested also is Game development, yes I know it's completely another language, nothing to do with JS land and son's but intrigue me the fact that a lot of indie game developer are Solo developers so I was thinking, why not to try, but then I think also that if I start to focus on C# which is the language used for the Unity engine I will start to forget what I have been doing for so long and so this is my dilemma at the moment.

Anyway my goal at the moment is finishing the Chat App and then I will let you know if I start to move in Game Development, If I do I will definitely find a way to connect web development and Game development even if require an enormous quantity of neurons.

Until the next post,

Stay safe.

Michele