What's the idea?

This is still content that’s very much in the category of testing and making sure the stuff pushed out there runs the way I envisioned or rather it’s actually possible to project my thoughs into your mind.

Speaking of pushing, I have never figured out how Git works! I know it’s the other blessed spawn of Linus Torvals, treadmill coder and possibly biggest source of joy and pain for cloud computing behemots everywhere, and I know it’s meant to let people code and have it so that coders won’t die the second they fall asleep on the delete button, but I’m also well aware that it can be a mind numbing mess, and I know for a fact messing it up in production (that’s the word that big kids that get paid to use computers all day use to mean the official version of the program that the clients are using) is some kind of rite of passadge into adulthood.

But as of now, when it comes to Git I just copy and paste what I find online.

Where I’m at is this: you kinda subscribe to a version of the code, and then you can push as in uploading - it’s lovely how I’m using old technical terms to translate new technical terms. I’m sorry entire literature of mankind - but you can also declare that you want to mess with a new version of the code, possibly your own modification and eventually merge your new unstable version with the original main one.

Or something?

I don’t know, I’ll find out because that’s how this fucking thing goes online since we are actually on Codeberg.

On a side note, I love writing down where I’m at and later laugh at the little I understood back then.

You can expect more of that.