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subkamran
5y ago
This looks great! I may try this out for a summer trip. We plan trips amongst 3-4 of us. We've used Notion before, but my wife and friend couldn't understand it. We've used a Google spreadsheet and that works OK (using travel
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subkamran
5y ago
This is neat! I heard about MicroAcquire the other day on the Indie Hackers podcast but it's more around projects that have demonstrated revenue or profit. I guess it could be hard to determine the value of the project; without revenue
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subkamran
9y ago
Is it possible to output to a data structure format (JSON or whatever)? It'd be fun to read these mazes and generate dungeons for a game, especially the circular ones :P
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subkamran
9y ago
That's totally fair, I get the sentiment. Great job nonetheless!
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subkamran
9y ago
TypeScript is amazing, enough said. If you're building any application with any amount of code that has to be worked on by anyone other than yourself, you want to use TypeScript (I'd argue even for yourself, use it, it'll cat
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subkamran
9y ago
I guess it depends on the engine, or maybe that was a rhetorical question. It doesn't take a month, or even a week, though--maybe to master them but not to learn the API. We've worked hard on our little project to design our engin
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9y ago
But they wanted a lot more than that. Engines like Phaser work hard to take care of browser quirks for things like PointerEvents vs. TouchEvents vs. MouseEvents or supporting mobile devices. Sure, it seems simple at first until you run into
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subkamran
9y ago
This is awesome but man, reading the canvas portion was a bit distressing. I wonder why they didn't use a game engine to do this? All the work they did has been implemented already in several JS game engines, such as the one I help mai
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Building a Sprite Editor for the NES
(erikonarheim.com)
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10y ago
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subkamran
10y ago
Just what Wordpress needs.
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subkamran
10y ago
It's funny you say that because I feel the same way as a developer. However, users of my site wanted password-based logins even though I support multiple social logins (Google, FB, Microsoft, etc.). Granted, I use PBKDF2 salting and ha
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subkamran
10y ago
General Mills | http://generalmills.com | Minneapolis, MN | ONSITE | DevOps Engineer My team is looking for someone to join and work on our internal web infrastructure. You would work with other team members to manage our web se
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404 Page Not Found
(sua.umn.edu)
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subkamran
13y ago
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