noidexe

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by noidexe 3y ago
Non native speaker here. The unfamiliar programming language (which I've never used) seems to be binding some code to some type of validation event. "my" and "me" seem to refer to the input tag. "my.value"
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by noidexe 4y ago
Some people switch engines but want the new one to accommodate to the previous workflow. You can try to make Godot work like Unity but you'll fight the engine all the time because it's designed differently. So maybe that's wh
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by noidexe 4y ago
In the case of Godot a lot of functionality is available out of the box. Biggest example is input management. You have an InputMap section where you define actions and can assign keys/buttons to it. Gamepad layout is automatically hand
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by noidexe 4y ago
For me this feels like finally jumping back to the good timeline. From the user point of view, I think there are two main types of experiences on the Web: a ) Interactive documents. Basically web 1.0 but today we want fancier transitions an
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by noidexe 4y ago
The idea is that the js is used to implement the functionality that the author believes should be built-in. In theory you could have a browser plugin/extension for handling htmx and it would work across every site using htmx. You app
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by noidexe 6y ago
> Unfortunately I think it'll be held back on that front until it supports console builds I think the Godot devs have not been clear enough communicating about console support. There are export templates ready to use, up to date and
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by noidexe 9y ago
I'm using it every day at work. I come from phaser and am currently working as a game designer. Godot was just what I needed since I wanted a visual editor(it makes lots things quicker) but still be able to code(unlike construct, for e
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by noidexe 14y ago
Oh, I thought you meant Geocities.