Another great video! I think making accompanying videos teaching things like Syntax would be helpful to many folks, err on the side of more content :D Another useful option might be to show how one can research where to find Syntax solutions. Maybe show off some ChatGPT or something. Anyway I think you're doing a stellar job and I am looking forward to the next project! I'm going to throw "Asteroids" in the hat as a possible game to recreate :D
Thanks for the suggestions! I will say I'm probably going to stay away from AI projects as a whole, the tech feels too "endgame" for me and takes alot of what I like about programming away.
@@andrewhamelcodes712 What I meant by "Showing off ChatGPT" is maybe show people how it can be used as a teaching tool to fill in the blanks where maybe tutorials don't cover. Not sure if that's how you read that. Thanks for the reply!
These videos are honestly based
Thanks for returning. Your one of the best teachers I've seen
Didn’t know raylib has a c library. I am going to try this one for myself as well! Thanks for the video!
Raylib natively is made in C. All the other languages are just bindings
@@The_Codemaster144k didn't realize the obvious facts. I thought I would bend over OpenAI gym but I should just use Raylib C for my experiment.
Thank you so much for this!
Another great video!
I think making accompanying videos teaching things like Syntax would be helpful to many folks, err on the side of more content :D
Another useful option might be to show how one can research where to find Syntax solutions. Maybe show off some ChatGPT or something.
Anyway I think you're doing a stellar job and I am looking forward to the next project!
I'm going to throw "Asteroids" in the hat as a possible game to recreate :D
Thanks for the suggestions! I will say I'm probably going to stay away from AI projects as a whole, the tech feels too "endgame" for me and takes alot of what I like about programming away.
@@andrewhamelcodes712 What I meant by "Showing off ChatGPT" is maybe show people how it can be used as a teaching tool to fill in the blanks where maybe tutorials don't cover. Not sure if that's how you read that. Thanks for the reply!
Very cool thanks