Just stopped working on a basic multiplayer quiz, because the project got me a bit too absorbed. The frontend is in TypeScript (swc compiler) using web compone

Just stopped working on a basic multiplayer quiz, because the project got me a bit too absorbed. The frontend is in TypeScript (swc compiler) using web components and no libs. Experience has been good so far. The quiz is specified in xml that maps one-to-one with the web components, and backed by an xsd. Shell scripts written in C for cross-platform support (as simple as `#!/usr/bin/tcc -run` at the top and chmod +x in Linux (if you ignore the fact that x-platform C is hard, since you've only got libc)). The backend is in C, compiled with tcc and using wsServer for websockets, protobuf for a binary wire protocol and sqlite for managing game state (enabling the server to crash and continue after restart). Can be compiled on Windows with a win32 pthread layer I extracted from mingw (for tiny c compiler ofcourse). Which is also why I had to stop myself: My own projects tend to get out of hand with way too many interesting side quests.