Alright, so today I’m gonna walk you through this thing I’ve been messing with called “luna capricorn”. It’s a weird name, I know, but stick with me. It’s basically about…
First off, I started by getting the basic tools ready. I grabbed my usual text editor, fired up the terminal, and made sure I had the right environment set up. Then, I kicked things off by sketching out the high-level structure in my head. Just kinda noodling around with the core concepts.
Next, I actually started writing the code. I built a rudimentary thing that just outputs a message to the console. Nothing fancy, just something to prove to myself that I could actually run this thing. Then, I kept adding features, piece by piece. Each function would do one specific job. Small, simple, and testable.
After I had a basic, functional core, I started thinking about making things a bit cleaner. I refactored the existing code, splitting the program into modules. This made things easier to read and modify. I got rid of a lot of redundant code, which made a huge difference. I even found a couple of bugs that I had missed earlier.
Once I had the code working the way I wanted, I started documenting it. I added comments to explain what each function did and how it worked. Then, I wrote a README file that explained how to use the program. It was a pain, but it was necessary. I also made sure to include the license and author information.
Finally, I decided to release my work, so I put it up on Github, so others could use it and maybe contribute. It was a cool experience. I learned a lot and I am pretty happy with how it turned out. And it was kinda fun.
