Saturday, November 26, 2005
More Noise, Less Signal
I thought I had all the foundation needed to start work on my first full featured OS X cocoa application.
Its tough realizing you're not as good as you think you are.
But its also refreshing to know that you can always pull youself up.
So, the long and the short of it is that I will not be able to release an alpha version of the app to my soapbox mailing list for evalution and feedback.
I'm not giving up on it, however. The best advice, when i consulted some older and wiser C gurus, was just that, "I don't know, but don't give up."
So I've perserved, and procastinated. Watched the Sci Fi miniseries "Battlestar Galatica". Coded. Read "At All Costs" by David Weber. Coded some more. Listen to a friend describe a break up with her significant other who she was living with. Talked to a friend in Cali seeking a life coach.
Stopped coding. Its 5am. Its time for sleep. For once, I feel that Xcode can wait.
Its tough realizing you're not as good as you think you are.
But its also refreshing to know that you can always pull youself up.
So, the long and the short of it is that I will not be able to release an alpha version of the app to my soapbox mailing list for evalution and feedback.
I'm not giving up on it, however. The best advice, when i consulted some older and wiser C gurus, was just that, "I don't know, but don't give up."
So I've perserved, and procastinated. Watched the Sci Fi miniseries "Battlestar Galatica". Coded. Read "At All Costs" by David Weber. Coded some more. Listen to a friend describe a break up with her significant other who she was living with. Talked to a friend in Cali seeking a life coach.
Stopped coding. Its 5am. Its time for sleep. For once, I feel that Xcode can wait.
