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What did we move today?
You shouldn't have to wait.
Here we can give you an early peek at some of the upcoming content and progress updates. Now you can learn in real time as we do.
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Last hopehood day I visited Coach Sean a programming genius, to learn a new programming language. To learn as fast as possible I came up with a simple game as the project to apply what I learn as I learn. It was like trying to surface while being buried alive, and all due to classical programming paradigms.
If you awoke in a world where the language had only words, wouldn't you spend all your efforts be to use those words to make better words? That is what I think would be the best use of our time. This week we will explore implementing CoOS mod designs into Godot. Interestingly Godot 3 had a VPL(visual programming language) it was not convertible to classical script and was incomplete. Godot 4 dropped the feature because not enough people were using it, which makes sense, if you market a car without rear wheels of course nobody would want it, it has to reach MVP(Minimum Viability).
So that's what we will be exploring, what is the MVP of a VPL. I suspect we will be running into friction as my mod designs rely on other CoOS elements that are not present in Godot. But if the designs can be applied to a preexisting language then I imagine that would be a double win for those who already use other languages. Thankfully I'm told that Godot is ideal for interface development and Mods are interface dependent so that improves our chances.