froggo Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

My experience in learning coding:

• It's frustrating as hell, it makes you want to break anything. Heavy lifting becomes extremely necessary. it's as addicting as it is frustrating.

• When nothing seems to work it means a break is needed, long or short you have to do something else or apply yourself to a different problem.

• I learn little from courses, I prefer to apply myself in various mini projects using documentation, chatgpt or videos where the same problem is solved.
  This leads to learning the language very slowly but at least the dynamics are understood, how the code works and how a program thinks.

• Software engineering completely destroys my creativity, I focus too much on solving code leaving no room for my ideas.

I had an idea for Twetch and tried to develop it, but I realized that I don't have the necessary coding skills yet. Instead, I used my hacking skills and high-tech knowledge to create a proof of concept. The idea goes beyond just a Twetch extension for Twitch and could potentially offer more services for streamers. I'm open to discussing the idea further if Twetch is interested. However, I'm not sure if Twitch's terms of service would allow it. Currently, I'm streaming with a window that displays all the messages in the replies to this post, allowing me to interact with viewers and earn micropayments in real-time. If you'd like to watch, I recommend using the Twetch iPhone app and opening the replies in this post, than open the stream from the Twetch browser. To send a message, simply go back to the timeline, the stream will keep going in the browser tab.