What rises, has to fall

How a great project can be killed by bigger 3rd parties

Last year, during Summer of Making, one of my largest projects was definitely the EchoTuner - an AI playlist generator. I loved the idea and poured all of myself to it. However, it heavily relied on Spotify’s API that has now become fairly inaccessible due to poor corporate decisions. If you want to see how a project gets killed by a bigger player, read the newest blog here.

Another thing I updated was the About Me page. It features less cheap-talk and something that might actually be interesting to read. I highly suggest you checking it out.

Some visual elements have also been updated to keep consistency with design language (mostly hover events/animations).

Tomorrow I will become a writer

I have big plans for tomorrow. I’ll finally get all the missing bits together to post something about my best pair of projects I have ever made. They are Matcha Linux together with its full suite, and Onlinja, which is the best game you’ll ever play.

If you want to see great execution of simplicity, wait a day or two, a new devlog is on its way!

Is there anything beyond that?

No, I don’t think so. Unless some memory or idea comes to mind, I am not planning to post anything before shipping this site on Stardance.

That said, I already have many ideas for my other projects. We just have to wait! :D