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Very excited to watch. If you haven't checked them out, I highly recommend checking out Andreas YouTube channel [1]. It's the most interesting programming cont

by narush 5y ago

Very excited to watch. If you haven't checked them out, I highly recommend checking out Andreas YouTube channel [1]. It's the most interesting programming content I've ever watched - and I feel like he's honestly taught me a lot about programming! [1] https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreasKling https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreasKling

akling 5y ago
Wow, thanks for the endorsement! I'm happy to have found a way to share my love for programming with so many people, and it's even cooler when it helps someone improve their skills :)
- girvo 5y ago
  Props for making it through rehab by the way. I also fought drug addiction, though in a different country to yours! I completely understand the drive to have a coding project as a part of recovery -- I've done the same, though my projects are much less impressive than yours :)
- busymom0 5y ago
  Can you share a few pointers on how one would go about starting with writing their own OS? I do have iOS and Android dev experience. How does one even go about writing something from scratch which runs on a particular hardware? Is this possible to do for mobile OS? Lets say writing an OS from scratch for mobile?
  - erklik 5y ago
    You should watch his videos. They shed quite a bit of light on SerenityOS is written, and it's given me a lot of insight on OSes work.
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dovyski 5y ago
I want to second that. Andreas YouTube channel is a great source of genuine inspiration. It's enlightening to see a person as skilled as Andrea doing such great craftsmanship regarding scoping things, improvising, making mistakes, fixing them, making compromises to achieve goals, and more. I see Serenity OS, I upvote it :)
NaturalPhallacy 5y ago
Seconded. Dude is super positive and a hacker in the OG sense of the word. I watched him port Diablo to serenity in like an hour. Mindblowing. Quite frankly his ability is almost intimidating.

by narush 5y ago

akling 5y ago

Wow, thanks for the endorsement! I'm happy to have found a way to share my love for programming with so many people, and it's even cooler when it helps someone improve their skills :)

girvo 5y ago
Props for making it through rehab by the way. I also fought drug addiction, though in a different country to yours! I completely understand the drive to have a coding project as a part of recovery -- I've done the same, though my projects are much less impressive than yours :)
busymom0 5y ago
Can you share a few pointers on how one would go about starting with writing their own OS? I do have iOS and Android dev experience. How does one even go about writing something from scratch which runs on a particular hardware? Is this possible to do for mobile OS? Lets say writing an OS from scratch for mobile?
- erklik 5y ago
  You should watch his videos. They shed quite a bit of light on SerenityOS is written, and it's given me a lot of insight on OSes work.
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dovyski 5y ago

I want to second that. Andreas YouTube channel is a great source of genuine inspiration. It's enlightening to see a person as skilled as Andrea doing such great craftsmanship regarding scoping things, improvising, making mistakes, fixing them, making compromises to achieve goals, and more. I see Serenity OS, I upvote it :)

NaturalPhallacy 5y ago

Seconded. Dude is super positive and a hacker in the OG sense of the word. I watched him port Diablo to serenity in like an hour. Mindblowing. Quite frankly his ability is almost intimidating.