Dima Link

  I really like the Delphi language. A long time ago, I programmed in Delphi 7.0. I still remember how one of the students next to me joked, "What the heck is this Delphic Oracle?" "What the heck is Delphi?" Today, within this framework, there's the Lazarus programming environment. Lazarus. A modern environment for programming like Delphi.

  This field seems enchanted. That's what Alice began to think. Think about it. The field is long. It's hard to tell how long you've been walking along it. Everything is the same. As if a fragment is repeating itself. Dry grass all around. It's good that at least you can see someone here sometimes.

  I heard a new song for myself. It had such a dense and slightly dark sound. It turned out to be Bon Jovi. Cool, of course! And his song "Distance." I don't know all his albums. And I was surprised. Such a cool black and white photo. With a huge antenna and lightning in the sky. Great photography. Such a slightly dark mood. But not much. And stylish, like Bon Jovi always is.

  Since I've been sick, I haven't been able to maintain my development pace. And yet, I've decided to make a series of games similar in programming and gameplay concepts. I've decided to work on games like Galaga and Space Invaders for now. And in theory, it shouldn't be difficult. I have some ideas.

  I'm already getting ready for the new gardening season. I've planted a lot of different things. It's already April. And soon it will be May. And just think, at the end of May, I'll be going to plant all this stuff. I haven't mastered everything in this process yet. And there's something to be amazed about. Marigolds! They've started blooming! Damn, ahead of time. Not all of them, just some. 1, 2. Literally a few!

  Alice walked along this boring autumn path. Now she's absolutely sure it's autumn. Now it's autumn here. And back then – it was summer after all. Or maybe it was still warm. Yes, the weather here is very interesting. For Alice – definitely interesting. And she must keep walking along the path. And she'll end up somewhere. She even knows where now. Thanks to her friend. It's a mushroom. The one who told her. There's a fork in the road further on. The ant village or the mushroom valley.

    A truly excellent pop-rock track. 80s-level sound. Style. Cool sound. A song about dreams and magic. I guess every musician is a wizard. At least for a music listener. Crystal ball. Magic. Magic. I am a wizard. I am a wizard. A master of illusions. Magic touches my fingers.

  I caught a slight cold this week. My head just wasn't working. I couldn't make music or program projects. These are all things that require mental concentration and thought. So I've been trying to do something regularly—write about my developments. So as not to disrupt that. I'll just say that I'm continuing to learn.

  It's already April. The second month of spring. And I'm already getting ready for the new garden. That is, I'm planting. I already have a lot growing. Growing a garden isn't that simple. You just throw it in the ground and let it grow. The truth is, something will grow anyway. But not much. But I'm doing it smart. It's also a complex process. Multi-layered.

  Alice continues walking along this autumn path. Now she's absolutely certain that this is an autumn field. But you can't say it will be like this in the future. And beyond that, there could be a summer forest. Alice is absolutely certain of that. Here's the path. And she's going forward. Or backward. It depends on how you look at it. That's what Alice thinks. She's a very smart girl, after all.

  A slow bass rhythm opens the song. And drums. And a bit of melody. These individual strings. And then the rock begins. This band has a very interesting musical form. This rock band differs from other musicians, including both famous and unknown. Both top and underground.

  I've long dreamed of combining two things. Writing texts. And programming. A story. And software. A program that displays your story. In a specific format. A picture. Like a cover. Or an illustration. One thing. And the text. And all this in a special program that understands its own format. That's what a digital reader is. It's a program.