lukeacat

mattbatwings is a great resource, he has loads of tutorials and displays and more some videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAZEXqWLTmY he also has his Introduction to Computing series which i watched a year or so back, learnt how to make pong from scratch was pretty fun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osFa7nwHHz4

actually a pretty cool project! get rid of the AI slop in the readme, maybe default to english commit names if you're aiming for your project to reach more people, otherwise this looks really nice!

working on a actual real go server software, and then i see this absolutly digusting code 😢 func sendSetTexturePack(conn net.Conn, textureURL string) { pkt := make([]byte, 65) pkt[0] = 0x28 copy(pkt[1:65], padString(textureURL)) conn.Write(pkt) } geniounely what is the point of this?? this is a singular excerpt from your codebase (which is a single file by the way!), come on! func WriteSetMapEnvUrl(w io.Writer, url string) { w.Write([]byte{PacketSetMapEnvUrl}) WriteString(w, url, 64) } this is how a real person would write your code, consise and with lines of code that people can ACTUALLY READ instead of horrible ai slop you aren't going to learn any language by asking a ai to do it and not changing a single thing