Programming as Art
I've always wanted to be an artist.
Or at least someone that makes something. There is something romantic about the idea of the artist toiling deep into the night with brush/hammer/bow in hand, perfecting their craft. That BEHOLD moment when they first gaze upon their completed work, a piece of their soul molded into some concrete form. Unfortunately I never had the patience for crafting a skill like that and any progress was motivated more by becoming an artist as opposed to improving the skill itself.
So I started to program. It's not the sexiest art, but I think it's art nonetheless. And I happen to really enjoy doing it, you might even say that it's a bit of a passion. At least, it's enough of one that I've decided to write about it here. And if I can keep writing about it maybe I'll get a little better. And if I get good enough maybe I won't be "so-called" anymore.
Or at least someone that makes something. There is something romantic about the idea of the artist toiling deep into the night with brush/hammer/bow in hand, perfecting their craft. That BEHOLD moment when they first gaze upon their completed work, a piece of their soul molded into some concrete form. Unfortunately I never had the patience for crafting a skill like that and any progress was motivated more by becoming an artist as opposed to improving the skill itself.
So I started to program. It's not the sexiest art, but I think it's art nonetheless. And I happen to really enjoy doing it, you might even say that it's a bit of a passion. At least, it's enough of one that I've decided to write about it here. And if I can keep writing about it maybe I'll get a little better. And if I get good enough maybe I won't be "so-called" anymore.