Antonio HR

This new kit is growing on me.

@NealGardner_ This is a totally surprise summer for everyone.

Dropping €100m bids for fun 😂😂

@NealGardner_ Did Deco discover an oil rig? This is not the Barcelona I'm familiar with.

If true, this window could end up being generational. The club seems to be leaving no stone unturned - addressing every issue one by one. I’m stunned.

@BarcaTalk_Pod @BarcaUniversal Sharp😂

@BarcaUniversal You're all missing the point, someone has to be in the middle of a rondo and that person is Jude :)

❗️ Pedri picks his 4 ideal players for a rondo: "Messi, Lamine, me and Jude Bellingham."

@icanvardar I'll try this

the internet rewards consistency way more than talent

@UnityCodeMonkey I'm already familiar with observer pattern, but this post made things even clearer to me. I always try to make good clean codes but somehow my last project was still a bit messy.

One of my favorite design patterns is the Observer pattern! (C# events) It's one of my favorites because it allows me to achieve my favorite word in all of programming, decoupling! If you want to write high quality code then that word should be on your mind constantly. The more decoupled your code is the easier it is to keep working on that codebase. And the observer pattern (events) allow you to decouple your code, the main way is decoupling UI from the Logic class. For example you have some Health System script, it should NOT be tightly coupled with some kind of Health Bar UI script. The Health System should work whether or not a UI exists, it should not care about it. So in practical terms the HealthSystem script should fire off some kind of OnHealthChanged event, and the UI script hooks onto that event and updates the visual Health Bar. That way the HealthSystem is completly decoupled so when you're working on the Health System the only thing you need to keep in your brain is just the Health System and nothing else. Same thing for separating visuals from logic, they should be as decoupled as possible. If you can play your game without visuals at all then that codebase is likely very easy to work with.

@BeanJuiceStudio Small wins everyday.. don't try to build the entire project on day 1, each day; sit down and try to accomplish a simple goal in the project (build x function etc..) Before you know it.. the game is almost finished :) Remember, it's a marathon not a sprint.

@Itzmi_yunaaa I can agree to that

Your profile picture is actually you btw

@BarcaUniversal It's always impressive when a young player makes such strong debut, I bet he'll continue being part of the first team from now on.

Rate Alvaro Cortes' debut vs. Alaves from 1 to 10.

@Flickxball Another la masia boy that's getting me hiped up. This was a great game, if he performs similarly on even better in the next games, then we won't need to sign Bastoni.

Alvaro Cortes vs Alaves