Why I went balls to the wall in
U
: In Computer Science, we learned our first language. Most of us had to learn Java or C++ first. The reason we had to learn Java or C++ was because the language was a far more complicated language. Learning Object Orientated Programing with C++ or Java eventually made us better programs.
I believe this holds with Unity.
My friend's son has been messing around with Unity for six years. He's becoming a computer nerd and loves C languages.
I asked him why he uses Unity over Unreal or other engines...
He said: " Unity is more dynamic, and it gives the developer far more creative control over any other Engines."
In short:
While I was in HS, we learned Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop in art class. To this day, the ability to know AAdobe has paved the road to other software that uses similar formats that Adobe has created.
When my friend's son was in HS, He learned Unity.
In general:
When we learned C, other languages became easier.
When we learned Unity, other game engines because easier.
When we learned Adobe, drawing on the computer became easier.
Technicals: 30m YTD chart:
4 m consolidation up to q2 earnings. A horizontal linear test observes a 36-34 dollar range.
RSI Natural:
Will it bounce to the upside before Q3 earnings toward the 50 range?
Let's find out.
Position:
1600+ shares long
If we shoot past 50, Uncle will buy you a new PC. Thanks, kid!
Disclaimer:
I am not an expert or pretending to be an expert.
This is my opinion, and it is not Financial Advice.
I'm just talking to myself to feel good about my dice roll.
Feel free to read or talk shit.