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So so true. On the flipside - there is usually also a bunch of stuff that you know is freakin' awesome, but which sits way in the background, and explaining wh
by polemic 15y ago
So so true.
On the flipside - there is usually also a bunch of stuff that you know is freakin' awesome, but which sits way in the background, and explaining what it is and why it is nearly impossible without the context of having worked on the project.
- evincarofautumn 15y agoI’ve heard something like that phenomenon called a black triangle. It’s a thing that took a lot of effort to make, that’s awesome on the inside; when you run it, all the developers see the output and know it is deeply meaningful—but all anybody else sees is something as meaningless as a spinning black triangle.
- tomjen3 15y agoAs far as I heard it referred to a game development company which had spend weeks making sure the code could compile for the new platform, setting up asset pipelines, etc.