Alright, so “dogne”, huh? Let’s dive into what I did with that today. It wasn’t as straightforward as I thought, I tell you that!
First, I grabbed my laptop, naturally. Opened up my trusty code editor, and just stared at the blank screen for a good five minutes. You know, that “where do I even start” feeling? Yeah, that.
The Beginning…
So, I decided to break it down. “dogne” sounds…weird and I had no references. My first step, of course, search it to understand it better. I didn’t find any references to get me start.
I started with the simple *, I moved on to the trickier bits.
The Middle… (aka The Mess)
- First I tried this one way, totally failed.
- Then I thought, “Okay, let’s try it this way,” and… nope. Another dead end.
- Kept pushing, kept coding, kept making mistakes. That’s how it goes, right?
I spent a good chunk of my afternoon just experimenting.Some things I tried, deleted, and started all over again.
Finally…
So, after all that trial and error, did I get it working perfectly? Well… kind of.I made it do something, I get a simple excutable file.
I learned a ton in the process, even if it’s not exactly how I envisioned it at the start.
That’s my “dogne” adventure for today. Not the most glamorous coding story, but it’s real. It’s messy, it’s frustrating, but it’s also kinda rewarding when you finally see something, anything, happen on the screen. And hey, tomorrow’s another day to tackle it again!
