My Global School Cycle Report - by Hochvárt Benjámin

I think this blog will be the longest or the most meaningful all of my life. It will be pretty hard because in this 3 weeks lots of things happened. If I should list the things, what happened in this 3 weeks, occupy half of page.

At the beginning of the 3 weeks we started to rush and worked on big elements. But after a while we realized we took a wrong path.

When I started the 3D modelization after a year, I thought, I knew everything, but not. Without practice I forgot a bit.

We thrown together the objects, and we said : Done. We did not pay attention to the details because it takes a lot of time, which is a big mistake.Than we got a new task we start think differently because the 3D task was graphical user interface (GUI), but the coding is happened in command line interface (CLI) if in we made mistakes in CLI, the program isn’t working. Just like the texture making, what was my second task.

Returning to the web designing, it means a lot for me, because in this 3 weeks I got a lot of experiences and my skills gone improved cause I know more and more and I started to appreciate to be able to achieve work for which we could feel the depth thanks to the work on the details and textures. I think at some point @jnmarteau was very happy to see the Terasse results!

My last task was the same kind like the one of Daniel, and Kevin, because we worked in a group.

Initially I worked with Daniel in the basics of the html page, but later I work with Kevin in the CSS, we tried a lot of scheme.

In the 3 weeks I could see a lot of monument and building and practices my skills in English, writing, speaking as well as in various IT fields such as 3d modelization for internet, web design, web development or even crypto-blogging while managing the editorial on my blog. And most of all I made and renewed a lot of friendships.

Even if it is already the second time, I still really hope that in the next year I’ll can come back again!

Thank you for reading my reports and for supporting my work!
Benjámin