Getting #GodotEngine oiled up to the state it is now, where development speed is so incredibly fast and there is such good harmony with foundation, contributions and community took many many, _many_ years of refining processes for development, contribution, release management, moderation, etc.

I will do a talk about it at GodotCon in a week explaining parts of this process!

Pressing the fork button takes a second. Learning to do what we do takes a tiny bit more 😞.

We've just launched the Tuta Calendar app on Android - and it's blue!!! 🥳

iOS is ready as well, but Apple does not want to approve it... We're trying our best to get it out asap!

Launch details & all included features 👉 https://tuta.com/blog/launch-calendar-app

I can't write C++ but I can still contribute to #GodotEngine: I've improved the docs, made & discussed proposals, and reported bugs.

I think it's particularly important that #gamedev professionals like me voice their needs. Our involvement literally shapes the engine. That, is open source.

I’m super excited about this blogpost. The approach is so counterintuitive, and yet the results are so much better than anything else that we’ve tried for memory safety. We finally understand why.

https://security.googleblog.com/2024/09/eliminating-memory-safety-vulnerabilities-Android.html

We accept donated hardware, including old servers.

Currently, we are in need of Dell R730 power supply units - in case someone has one to spare.

I recently told two people the following words of wisdom, in different contexts:

You'll do what you'll do. You can always do 2x more but you won't; you'll only do what you'll do. If you do more then that is what you'll do. You've done all that you would do. If you imagine every other way it could have gone, you're seeing another universe; you won't have what that person has. Appreciate what you have, and focus on your strengths.

It's a wisdom I taught myself to avoid burnout. It usually works.