Development Log

It’s decided! From today on, I’ll start writing a development log.

Originally, I was supposed to take on a project from Professor Fang Xiongwu of the School of Electrical Engineering, but it turned out that when he asked me, “Have you developed any programs before?” I, of course, said yes. After some casual conversation, he still didn’t seem convinced. As a result, I guess I won’t be getting that project… It’s quite frustrating. Who can blame me for not accumulating experience and not keeping a record of what I’ve done during my time at Qu Chen? Now, I’ve lost track of what I’ve done and even forgotten what I’ve worked on.

Sigh, I guess I’m still too young…

The purpose of a development log is to record what I’m working on, which is not limited to program development, but also includes other technical aspects, such as rewards I’ve received and competitions I’ve participated in. This way, when I’m taking on projects, doing part-time work, or looking for a job in the future, I’ll be able to quickly find the relevant information. I’ve never been fond of writing these kinds of things, partly because nobody usually reads them, and partly because they’re all about technical jargon, which gives people the impression that I’m showing off. However, it seems that having a page like this is necessary. But I’ll keep it separate from my blog, so I don’t ruin the nice literary atmosphere here:)

The URL is: http://dev.darlingtree.com/

I don’t want to use any existing blog comment systems, so I’ll start with a static one. If I have time, I’ll change it to a dynamic one in a few days. I hope those of you who understand some technology will take a look and offer some guidance~

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