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I, too; am a huge fan of GBA homebrew dev, in high school; honestly, it was supremely helpful in me mastering the C language, and; even better - it led to my DS
by lostgame 3y ago
I, too; am a huge fan of GBA homebrew dev, in high school; honestly, it was supremely helpful in me mastering the C language, and; even better - it led to my DS development days, which was far, far, more fun.
Dealing with the DS, especially; wow. Two screens, touch input, I gotta say, as a developer it felt like an open canvas; even if I was; like...15 at the time, lol.
It's what led me into iOS development when the App Store was officially announced. (I must've been 18 at that time? 19?) I, again; saw this as a multi-touch open canvas for creating basically anything my mind could imagine, at the time; the extreme restrictions Apple placed on App Development were actually nothing compared to the limitations of e.g. the DS, much less the GBA. (at least the DS had a wi-fi stack, lol...)