Making Games in Go for Absolute Beginners
Here’s a rant I often see in developer communities: I used to love programming because I like building stuff. But my full-time job killed my passion. I spend more time in meetings, fighting over deadlines, and arguing in reviews than working with code. Am I burned out? Is there hope, or do I need a new hobby? Sounds familiar? No wonder we keep looking forward to using a new framework or database — we’re bored.
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