RTigger

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by RTigger 14y ago
The BGG description makes it sound like an aggressive form of Race for the Galaxy - same concept, but you have to attack worlds instead of just "settle" them.
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by RTigger 14y ago
I've been wanting to try Core Worlds, and I haven't heard of the other two - I'll have to check them out!
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by RTigger 14y ago
Love this article. I think the end captures it perfectly - there's really nothing else that gets the same social interaction as board games. At work we use board games on a daily basis for team building, usually play a 1-hour-or-less game o
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by RTigger 14y ago
I'm a fan of whiteboarding. I have a bunch of headings for projects I'm working on, and under each of them I have a list of small tasks. Every time I sit down to work on a project, I pick one and a task and go at it.
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by RTigger 14y ago
Oh, hey, look at that. Thanks for uncovering that. And the games I talked about came out after 2006, so maybe they were inspired by the article :)
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by RTigger 14y ago
(commenting here since the author's forum is down) There's a few points on here I'd like to debate: - I haven't played an RTS recently, but the last time I dived into the genre there was lots of innovation: World in Conflict had an entirely
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by RTigger 14y ago
I ended up writing a blog post in response to this: http://rtigger.com/blog/2012/11/22/design-standards-vs-code-... Synopsis: I like Michael Feathers’ comment that having Design Standards is much more valuable than Code Standards, but the
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by RTigger 14y ago
This reminds me of the codeless code - obviously fictional stories, but written in such a way to make commentary on design patterns and practices in software development. They make for a very entertaining read, and are excellent at driving
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by RTigger 14y ago
Doesn't the "C" in MVC stand for Controller? Other than that, great tutorial. I've been using backbone professionally for about a year now, and having something like this in the beginning definitely would've helped :)