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Sadly they only appear in the right/left hand side, not the editor :( I want a cat that reacts to my code, ideally getting mad at me for writing poor quality co
by behnamoh 2y ago
Sadly they only appear in the right/left hand side, not the editor :( I want a cat that reacts to my code, ideally getting mad at me for writing poor quality code, and stretching/sleeping when I'm thinking.
- baal80spam 2y ago> a cat that reacts to my code, ideally getting mad at me for writing poor quality code, and stretching/sleeping when I'm thinking This... this needs to happen!
- entropie 2y agoYes nice, a dog could express its opinion by peeing on the lines of code
- Frotag 2y agoTriggering an animation based on what's under the cursor sounds interesting. Like moving to a loop declaration starts a chase-your-tail animation. Or moving to a function signature gives the pet some paint and paper.
- LordShredda 2y agoA cat that spins around in circles if it detects a function results in an infinite loop?
- matsemann 2y agoI got "power mode" (or something similar) installed in Intellij/Jetbrains IDE. The faster I write or bigger change I make the more sparkles and flames etc grow around the cursor. Similar plug-ins exist for other editors as well. A bit fun to enable before pairing with a coworker to see their reaction.
- firejake308 2y agoGoogle Colab has this setting, too
- cluckindan 2y agoMake it chase the text cursor and get confused by multi-cursor
- bitwize 2y agoAtom could have them in the editor. But one of the wins for VS Code was better security isolation for plugins. Maybe Microsoft could bring back the Bob team to integrate pets with all facets of VS Code.
- parpfish 2y agoIt could enforce 80 char line width limits by batting stray characters “of the ledge” to watch them fall