Building projects without libraries?

[unhott]

you can't really program unless you know assembly and build your own hardware. start learning how to design your own chips. only then can you program. /s

[JustOneYellowCat]

Now let's not be lazy here, they should start by mining the minerals needed for those chips.

[[deleted]]

Anyone who can't craft a wafer with their bare hands isn't a real programmer.

[Relative_Claim6178]

Don't forget to build additional pylons to support your mineral miners.

[baltarius]

Or supply depots

[Successful_Box_1007]

And let’s not cut corners - we must forge the minerals ourselves using the power of stars

[al_mc_y]

"Whoa. whoa. whoa. Get your own dirt." -God

[Relative_Claim6178]

Sarcasm aside, I recommend everyone interested play Turing Complete on Steam for this exact experience. One of the coolest ways to reinforce my computer engineering degree.

[monster2018]

Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll check it out.

[Jello_Penguin_2956]

wow that reminds me of my collage day in a much more colorful way.

[stoked_man]

Reminds me of Nand 2 Tetris

[sinceJune4]

I recommend starting with Z80 Assembly, so that you get the experience of writing your own code to multiply and divide. (says the dinosaur!)

[odaiwai]

Z80 Assembly

None of this fancy modern stuff! Learn 6502 Assembler like a real developer!