Everything FrostVT has learned, for your viewing pleasure.
Find me or support my work here: https://linktr.ee/FrostVT
[Primarily the Main YouTube channel, but I stream on Twitch, and on my YouTube Live too!]
GNU GPLv3.
I encourage sharing this, making videos, modifying, using it as a basis of your own notes, I'm happy to see people learn!
- Credit: Please try to link this repo if you make videos or any kind of derivative work about it.
I will literally bake you cookies irl if you share any of my social medias and happen to be within cookie-giving range.
- Copyleft: If you distribute a modified version of this software as part of your content, you must keep that version open-source under the same GPLv3 license.
I hope this brings you joy! ^^
Resources will typically be in this format:
TOPIC [such as "Game Development" or "Coding"]
└── L1: Sub-Categories
├── L2: *0_Learnings*
├── L2: [Optional] *Experimentation* + *Exploration*
├── L2: [Optional] *Resources*
└── L2: *Each Content Creator*
└── L3: *Processed*
└── L3: *Unprocessed*
└── L4 (for both): The actual vids and texts
0_Learnings: The organized version of my notes for this
Experimentation: where I replicate individual features that I have learned Exploration: a testing space, attempting to fit those features into my use-cases
Unprocessed: Content that I haven't had the time to think about properly Processed: Content that I have had time to think about, and have made notes for
PLACEHOLDER: A garbage file kept there as a placeholder in order to ensure that empty folders are still pushed onto github
Any folder named "src" is where I'll keep any downloaded media relevant to the level it's in.
If "Sub-Categories" isn't a thing I can figure out, the entire directory structure shifts up a level. I won't be getting them right in my first go, but I'm certain that I'll get better at organizing them as we progress.
The same content creator can show up in two different categories
All the content that I feel like contributed to an extraordinary degree to my learning and/or happiness will be tagged with a #frostpick tag or placed in the 0_Stars folder
