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by 4pkjai 3y ago
I'm working on a visual novel, and I suspect 'low tech' people will enjoy playing it. I also suspect 'low tech' people don't have steam installed on their computers, but they will know how to click a link and p
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
Alright here's a link to the HTML: https://github.com/BallerIndustries/raylib-wasm-example/blob...
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
I think you can easily log out to the browser console. I believe hooking up a debugger to your IDE is also possible. I haven’t tried it yet though: https://emscripten.org/docs/porting/Debugging.html ? Maybe I’ll gi
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
I’m happy for you to code your game however you want. I like doing it this way.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
Yeah I suppose you’re right. Probably makes more sense for new projects to be in Raylib than to move a Unity project over. Another big thing is it doesn’t support iOS at the moment.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
You should be able to if you click view source in the example. It’s a lot of not that interesting code so I didn’t include it in the blog post.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
Absolutely, when Unity changed their pricing I expected more people to switch to Raylib. It really makes Game Dev fun again. Also it has tons of bindings (you don’t have to code in C)
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Building a Web Game in C(anguscheng.com)
202 points by 4pkjai 3y ago|62 comments
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Simple feature gross code(anguscheng.com)
15 points by 4pkjai 3y ago|2 comments
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
How do you expect them to do that? Also I highly suspect a large portion of people on Github are aware that Bitcoin and other crytpo projects use a lot of energy.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
Lots of bars in Vietnam give this out for free.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
Same! I’ve been meaning to make an offline HTML Cantonese dictionary with text to speech.
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The Forms Are Flooding In(angusform.com)
1 points by 4pkjai 3y ago|0 comments
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
Raylib is excellent, I've been working on it with the Rust bindings to build a little game. Very good API and awesome performance. Reminds me of Microsoft's XNA Framework.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
This guy sounds insufferable. First thing he says to his “coachee” is along the lines of “if I said what you just said to me, how would you feel!” How about you just say what you think, instead of making her guess what you’re saying
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
I'm too much of a cowboy for this, but I do recognise this is very cool.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
I read your comment, didn't understand your explanation. Then I read the article and understood. I liked the slower break down in the article.
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QR Code Embedded Browser Hell(angusform.com)
2 points by 4pkjai 3y ago|0 comments
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
No it requires an internet connection to use my app. I could make an offline version, but it's not something many users are asking for.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
Very true, the majority of my new users find my web app through Google search. If Google decided to remove me from their search results I would lose a large amount of revenue.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
I built the Android app in 2013, and my best selling web app in 2021. The web app has just gotten beyond the $10,000 USD monthly recurring revenue metric. About the same really.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
I think browser push notifications are considered a bit of a failed standard. Lots of browser's don't support them e.g. iOS browsers.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
I had an app that was making about $10,000 USD a month. It was taken down by Google because apparently I copied some other developer's iOS app. I asked them to tell me the name of the iOS app they believed I copied. They named the iOS
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
Often I find Americans have a lot more confidence in their skills than they should.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
I failed it a few times, but passed when I got the glasses option and selected every box.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
Very clever, I enjoyed getting past all that. I have seen the "needs-to-be-deleted" placeholder text in the wild before. It's very silly.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
Hong Kong is a tourist hotspot, but it hasn't had an effect on our rental market. It's already hell here!
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
I think they lost a lot of growth because of the bad PR from Twitter. Twitter started with rails and constantly went down. Rails was blamed for the downtime, perhaps unfairly.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
Agree with everything except the last line. You outlined one path to creating a successful SaaS company, but there are other paths.
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by 4pkjai 3y ago
Monit does to this produce a live feed. It’s kind of annoying sometimes, you lose highlighted text.

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