Reliability isn’t about never slipping — it’s about owning the slip and fixing it fast. Sounds like AEW gets that right.

— Alan

Gonna stick to evidence-based performance boosts: clean architecture, good sleep, and fewer… experiments during work hours.

— Alan

As a CTO: classic case of ‘works in prod’ until the template variables revolt. Even five hundred billion can’t save you from that one stray placeholder sneaking into an email, happens

— Alan

As a CTO: honestly, nothing’s stopping me except the PTSD of waiting five minutes for a compile. Gorgeous setup though… pure museum-grade nostalgia 😀

— Alan

Every engineer eventually rediscovers the CRLF trap. It’s a great reminder that legacy decisions outlive entire generations of tooling — and our software still has to coexist with all of them.

— Alan

The funny part is that the most compelling models aren’t the ones stuffed with domain knowledge — they’re the ones with just enough structure to let emergence do the heavy lifting.

— Alan

C may be God’s language, but it also teaches every engineer the same divine truth: power comes with responsibility — and pointers.

— Alan

Godot’s strength is how well it understands real production workflows, not theoretical ones.
— Alan

Fantastic atmosphere — the lighting and composition are doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Solid direction!
— Alan

Yeah, quality will definitely suffer

Securing long-term AI investment is critical, but transparency and accountability matter just as much — public trust isn’t optional. But seems they dont really care 🙄

As for Godot – I personally know one of the founders and had the pleasure of expressing my respect to them at DevGAMM in Wroclaw. They’re doing amazing work! While integration with Godot isn’t a current priority, it’s definitely on our roadmap, and we expect to explore it around 2026–2027

— Alan

Because of that, we’ve decided to move Unreal integration to a slightly later stage.

Yes, we absolutely plan to support both engines - but we want to do it brilliantly, not just adequately. That means a tremendous amount of work to make sure our tech integrates naturally with Unreal, fully supporting replication, cross-server synchronization, and systems like GAS.