I can get things pretty quickly in a way that I manage to start doing what I want in one day, sometimes even hours.
I learn new things pretty fast, and I had the opportunity to work in places where sometimes I had the challenge to learn something new. I couldn't do what I wanted, I didn't have the patience to, and I gave up. I spent half of my Saturday to make a single window appear, scouting through the internet reading old pages, trying to understand lots of unfinished documentations. I managed to display something! But I still had a lot of work ahead and got really confused while trying to make this window. lua code, and that's it! The game recognizes it, and you have your Hello World. This led me to a Wiki, with a "Getting started" tutorial of how to make your own addon, it was simple enough, you create a folder, a definition file, a. The BeginningĬovered by the excitement of curiosity of how those so-called AddOns worked and how they were programmed, I did what all beginners do when they want to know how to do something: Searched on google "How to create a wow classic addon". It was settled then! I would make a to-do addon so I could list my steps and I would never forget them! That seemed like a fun challenge. I knew that wow allowed the community to create programs inside the game, and I also knew that to-do lists are simple enough that they're used as examples to teach people frontend development, as a frontend developer myself. And didn't have to read through my quests again. You see, my memory is not great, and I always have to write things so I don't forget them.Īnd so I thought: If I could write down my steps and have them always on my screen, I could quickly glance at them and remember what I'm doing and what is the next step. I had just forgotten which steps I had just thought of, so I had to read through all my quests again. I had thought of every step that I was going to take, every city I had to walk (or fly) to, to complete that day's tasks and maybe level up, but one thing had got me. So there I was, reading my quest log and deciding in my head where I had to go next, and what to do next, and then after that, and after that.
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