Games, GitHub, and Grades! Oh My!

Well, I finally decided to update my website after months of dormancy.

Anyway, I have 3 topics to talk about. But before that, I'd like to ask for feedback. So just email me if you have any comments. Also, if you want to submit an article or code snippet, shoot me an email with the header "[Website Code]" and I'll take a look!

Now, onto my discussion. Firstly, I want to share a game I made as part of CS1331 at Georgia Tech. The class is "Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming," and for my final project I made a Tower Defense game. It's really shoddy but keep in mind I had to finish it in one week, so I was a little rushed.
Anyway you can find the source code on github.com.

Second, I am starting to use GitHub more. And by that I mean in the future I'll be updating projects there, and might not post updates here. So go check out my GitHub account to stay updated.

Finally, I just want to get this off my chest. Finals suck. Study early and often, and you'll do fine. But the experience of finals week was intense. But I survived it, so now I can learn from it. But be prepared for that experience if you aren't in college yet. It's brutal the first time!

Thanks for reading, everyone. Have a happy and safe holidays and new years!

- Evan B // nolasaint

Welcome! My name is Evan...

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