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.
It managed to provide both context / motivation for each evolution of the code, and some fun levity, while being incredibly concise.
😁 I’m glad it entertained! 😔 Oh no, how could I have made the code more clear?
Yep, the code was great I’m just not smart enough!
I’m not the one you’re responding to, but I just assumed they were unfamiliar with Kotlin.
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.
It managed to provide both context / motivation for each evolution of the code, and some fun levity, while being incredibly concise.
😁 I’m glad it entertained! 😔 Oh no, how could I have made the code more clear?
Yep, the code was great I’m just not smart enough!
I’m not the one you’re responding to, but I just assumed they were unfamiliar with Kotlin.
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.