Hello World

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I recently re-discovered Minecraft modding for Minecraft bedrock. The addition of JavaScript to the modding API gives me a nostalgia for the late 90s when JavaScript was just taking off and I was just a teenager. I've taken actual programming classes since then and also IDEs are a thing now, so it's fun to dive back into JavaScript.

I'm going try to sign up for the Microsoft Partner program and perhaps I can sell some of my mods in the Minecraft marketplace. Wouldn't that be cool? I figured I need a webpage for my studio so here we are!

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