What a great style of writing! I loved it, and I didn’t even understand the code.
Me too. I feel like I am getting all of the experience, not just the conclusion, like I lived through that deployment myself.
😁 I’m glad it entertained! 😔 Oh no, how could I have made the code more clear?
I’m not the one you’re responding to, but I just assumed they were unfamiliar with Kotlin.
Yep, the code was great I’m just not smart enough!
It managed to provide both context / motivation for each evolution of the code, and some fun levity, while being incredibly concise.
intellects vast, cool and unsympathetic regarded this code with envious eyes and slowly and surely drew their plans against it:
This made me realise there are way too few H.G. Wells references in the stuff I write.
Wait, how is it published by Google Docs?
File > Publish to the web
WHAT???
Does that mean you’re pleasantly surprised?
I just didn’t know that. That’s crazy. I suppose I never had a reason to investigate that functionality.
What a great style of writing! I loved it, and I didn’t even understand the code.
Me too. I feel like I am getting all of the experience, not just the conclusion, like I lived through that deployment myself.
😁 I’m glad it entertained! 😔 Oh no, how could I have made the code more clear?
I’m not the one you’re responding to, but I just assumed they were unfamiliar with Kotlin.
Yep, the code was great I’m just not smart enough!
It managed to provide both context / motivation for each evolution of the code, and some fun levity, while being incredibly concise.
This made me realise there are way too few H.G. Wells references in the stuff I write.
Wait, how is it published by Google Docs?
File > Publish to the web
WHAT???
Does that mean you’re pleasantly surprised?
I just didn’t know that. That’s crazy. I suppose I never had a reason to investigate that functionality.