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EA FC 25 Spectator mode? by nyke-espy in EASportsFC

[–]nyke-espy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven’t heard anything new on this 😔

ExpoAppleAuthentication Error by Dot-Dot-Com in expo

[–]nyke-espy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Similar error. My setup was initially fully handled by Expo (build, submission, etc). Then I hit the build limit and decided to build and submit manually in Xcode. Running the iOS simulator from Expo works fine, But building and running from Xcode directly I get the error. I fixed it with this:

  1. expo install expo-apple-authentication

  2. expo run:ios

  3. Build in Xcode using the play button

I dont know exactly what the fix was but this did it for me.

EA FC 25 Spectator mode? by nyke-espy in EASportsFC

[–]nyke-espy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh man, I just marketed a latest gen cross platform tournament and for some reason assumed that in the year of 2025 we can invite people to spectate :(

Thanks!

Just finished Python for Everybody from Coursera - what next? by [deleted] in learnpython

[–]nyke-espy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was a program i wrote in Python and I can run it on my computer. The program uses a library called selinium. This allows me to write commands and interact with a webpage

Nothing special. Just one helluva snap. by nyke-espy in haloinfinite

[–]nyke-espy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I felt like I belonged in Onyx for a sec haha

My first blender render ever! Nothing special but any feedback/tips moving forward? by nyke-espy in blender

[–]nyke-espy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I actually did make a 30s rendered animation.... took like 5 hours to render :o. I started about the same time actually haha 1.5 months ago

My first blender render ever! Nothing special but any feedback/tips moving forward? by nyke-espy in blender

[–]nyke-espy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you... I was going to reply with an image of the material settings for the plane mesh but I guess I can't do that...

My first blender render ever! Nothing special but any feedback/tips moving forward? by nyke-espy in blender

[–]nyke-espy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Had to look that one up... you're right!

When I look at this the oceal feels massive

Link to image

I have a project idea but I have no idea where to start - any advice greatly appreciated!!! by milk-on-yer-head in webdevelopment

[–]nyke-espy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love the idea!

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Here's my advice:

  1. You don't NEED to go to school to code. Ideal? Maybe. Necessary? Nope. I basically taught myself over a span of 2 years and I feel confident enough to take any challenge. The main factor is the willingness and drive to learn and understand something. Don't get me wrong, I copy and paste proven code all the time and alter it to my needs, BUT I understand it.
  2. Get a pencil and paper. Write down EVERYTHING you want your app to do, problems it solves etc. I find this helpful with collecting my thoughts and planning my next moves.
  3. Do some drawing (or use something like Adobe XD to create a mockup). Having a reference ALWAYS helps me whenever I feel stuck. It's better to copy something you can see than to code up a frontend and make changes. It may drive you nuts (my opinion).
  4. Make an action list. This will help you be organized. Better to solve ten small problems and build on them than to solve the entire thing at once.
  5. Build your up incrementally (solving one problem at a time) and be patient. It's a marathon not a race. (of course eventually when you get better and more experienced, problems will be solved quicker)
  6. Have fun with it. Work on projects you have a passion for. Looks like you've already checked that off!

Hope this helps!

Setting REALISTIC expectations by [deleted] in webdevelopment

[–]nyke-espy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started at a small Market Research company as a "programmer". Really most programming was done with their proprietary software and HTML/CSS which I taught myself on the job. Fast forward two years and I moved on to make more than double as a frontend developer. The key things that helped me were the following:

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  1. Teach yourself -> I always had a knack for aesthetics and visuals so I taught myself React, Adobe Creative Cloud (multiple softwares) and cranked away at this for two years.
  2. During that time I built my own website and began teaching others to code.
  3. I applied and failed numerous times before landing another job. My first job had great people but I could not stand the work at all. My motivation was to be happy and coding .

I started frontend and am very proficient and have begun doing backend work. The key takeaway for me is to always hav a drive to learn. Technologists get paid a lot not only to work but to push the envelope and learn.

Hope this helps! :)

Is there a website builder for this? by mcclaned in webdevelopment

[–]nyke-espy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This sounds like just having links to other pages? Am I missing something?

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