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by 202206241203 4y ago
Sure, there are Excel games too.
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by 202206241203 4y ago
Isn't Godot pushing (though not mandating) users to utilise it's own little niche scripting language? Good luck switching industries with that experience...
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by 202206241203 4y ago
They have made fun about being relieved that XNA had only been a framework rather than an engine. MonoGame http://www.monogame.net might actually outlive Unity in the end. In any case, the Unity founders will be millionaires.
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by 202206241203 4y ago
Have you seen how active e.g. https://thegearpage.net and https://www.head-fi.org are? If one ignores a trend one can simply outlive it, for example, some lucky developers bypassed all of the jQuery, AngularJS and
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by 202206241203 4y ago
In a second-world country, they would just demolish the building and maybe sell some of the control room knobs on e-bay. It might be as good as it gets in terms of involving private capital. I personally think that mid-century technological
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by 202206241203 4y ago
> reasonable, especially with competition from VSCode ecosystem Competing with a free product by raising prices? Might work with corporate accounts.
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by 202206241203 4y ago
Sounds like it's a better deal to just remain a permanent junior?
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by 202206241203 4y ago
> During this time, we have introduced new products that have been included at no extra cost to everyone using the latter. It's like a landlord doing unrequested renovation and then sending a bill.
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by 202206241203 4y ago
Big problem for me is that they are using proceeds from well-selling products like ReSharper to fund their strategic but under-performing products like Rider, all while neglecting the former. Over last few years there were no big features a
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by 202206241203 4y ago
> They do if you contribute to an open source project. Are you sure you don't mean substantial contributions to a very popular open source project?
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by 202206241203 4y ago
Sounds like the beginning of a clan dedicated to serving a totem beast.
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by 202206241203 4y ago
With the traditional family gone, that is probably the only thing left. Luckily, meaning can be found in different ways.
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by 202206241203 4y ago
> ...strange design language with elongated/disproportioned bodies of people (I forget the name of it) It's a design language that doesn't get one into a PR trouble, I get why it exists.
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by 202206241203 4y ago
In 2000s "Neumorphism" would have been a name of one WinAmp skin. In 2020 I guess a single style warranted a whole trend.
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by 202206241203 4y ago
I dislike the games, since they are too close to work/programming to be fun for me (just like Factorio). However, the success of Zachtronics - both business and creative, is undeniable. I wish they were the ones to gain success with th
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by 202206241203 4y ago
OOP still rules the GUI. Even if you spread some functional sauce all over it.
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by 202206241203 4y ago
That's just structured procedural programming - subroutines mutating separately-defined data. This used to be all the rage before OOP took over!