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Re: The Valve Handbook!
I learned Assembler programming in another life. After a couple of years of that and C I realized it wasn't for me, and I got into art. The principles of programming are all more or less the same. So while I can no longer program in the modern languages like C++ and those, I still know the principles. It comes in handy.… -
Re: The Valve Handbook!
I actually always have wanted to learn to code - I refer to myself as a "tool junkie" and love an under-the-hood understanding of what game engines and 3D tools and everything of the sort. I mostly never caught on because the intro to programming class I tried to take in high school had a very kind but very inept teacher… -
Re: The Valve Handbook!
Very nice. I agree with a lot of it. A company is well defined from within and the product is just a result of the team working together. Here at 1p we have a very similar way of functioning. From constantly moving our desks to be close to our new projects, to the mentality and importance of hiring the right person. I… -
Re: The Valve Handbook!
Anything coming out of valve I immediately assume they are trolling me about HL2E3. Interesting read to say the least. -
Re: The Valve Handbook!
Wow that was pretty damn amazing to read, kudos to those that work at valve It sounds like a dream come true. Being able to learn more and take on a different role from time to time to refrain from a repetitive process, that alone is so rewarding. Thanks for sharing. -
Re: The Valve Handbook!
It was a fantastic read, like so many people here said before me, its hard to understand when you first hear about it. Honestly I've been following valve for years and I knew how they worked, I just didn't understand how they worked until that recent blogpost talked about it. In anycase I can't see what valve comes up with… -
Re: The Valve Handbook!
The thing i see all the time is people that are put on projects that either don't interest them personally or fit into what they are strongest at: say someone like me i love doing hard surface stuff, sci-fi is my bread and butter which entails alot of HP work if i were to be put on something like a mobile tree generator… -
Re: The Valve Handbook!
So awhile back (90's) a lot of places in the area ran like how the handbook depicts but a little less refined if you can even call it that ha. The place I currently work at just a few blocks from Valve, founded about the same time, works mostly like that but with some hints of classic corporate structure imposed. People at…
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