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4y ago
I would not start any new projects on Vue 2, because you won’t get bugfixes in the future. Vue 3 or React.
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4y ago
They both look like great options! Do you know any games being made with them?
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4y ago
This sounds like a great solution for visually complex 3d games. In my case I would take care of the UI layer on my own, so am looking more for state-syncing, management of user-turns, broadcasting and so on.
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4y ago
This looks very good and well-fitting for my use-case. Will have a closer look. Thanks!
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4y ago
I wasn’t aware that so many parallel websocket connections were possible. I would like to enable ~500 people to play at the same time. So using websockets might work after all.
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4y ago
Boardgame.io looks fantastic! JavaScript based frameworks / libraries without a view layer are exactly what I am looking for!
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4y ago
No, just for fun, likely open source. Tabletop simulator looks great, but I want to create a custom 2d interface, so I don’t think this is an option.
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4y ago
Any specific reason for this?
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4y ago
Nice! For my game I want full control over the UI, so this won’t be an option, but for future ones this looks like a great one!
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4y ago
Interesting! I never used SSE, because I read that it is more complicated than websockets.
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4y ago
I am planning to create a very simple game (visually), using a front-end framework like Vue or React. I don’t think I will need an engine like Unity.
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4y ago
Are there any peer to peer protocols in particular that you can recommend for this use-case?
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Ask HN: What stack for a multiplayer board game?
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4y ago
Same for me. Got an answer to my support requests months later. I left long time ago (to Raindrop).
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4y ago
You probably don’t want to buy a used mining card. There were reports about drastic performance decreases after a certain time of mining with them. I don’t find the link any more, but it was on HN as well.
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4y ago
I have been using Pinboard for many years and switched to Raindrop ~2 years ago. I am 90% satisfied and would definitely recommend the switch. I made my decision to leave Pinboard when it took three month for the developer to respond to a r
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4y ago
I wanted to switch from Spotify to Apple Music, for reasons why see [1]. While I enjoyed that most of the music I am listening to is available on Apple Music as well, I just could not make the switch because of the bad UX in some places and
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4y ago
You could forward all your constructive points to the author and ask for a correction. This guide will be read by many front-end developers and designers.
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5y ago
The authors did not do their homework. There are active NFT marketplaces on PoS (i.e. Proof of Stake) chains that are very active right now. NFTs in general are not bad, Ethereum in it’s current form is problematic for the environment, exis
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5y ago
This is really bad! YouTube should find ways to respond to misclaimed tracks as a creator. Also companies / individuals that claim public domain music should be banned from the platform.
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6y ago
I have been a Pinboard user for many years but switched to Raindrop ( https://raindrop.io/ ) some time ago. Pinboard did not see any update in years and the developer ignored my support requests regardless of me being a yearl
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6y ago
I’m not a parent, but I have some good memories of my father teaching me how to program the game «Snake» in basic as a kid (10 years old maybe). We started talking about what we want to build, and he showed me how to draw things to the scre
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AuthGuardian – Visual Builder for OAuth
(onegraph.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Writing a first iteration fast with no code is a smart move. You can later on create a second iteration with more traditional languages and tooling like Python.
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6y ago
Wow, this is huge for data scientists! Now Apple is even more behind with ML after NVIDIA decided to drop macOS driver support.
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6y ago
Apple’s decisions in the last 5 years are causing more and more of my developer friends to move away. Bringing back the escape key on the MacBook Pro won’t change that. If Apple were not years behind PWA integration, switching to a PWA inst
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6y ago
Great news! I hope more laptop models will follow.
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6y ago
Not very impressed with this, because: - Rendering of files takes quite long (a couple of seconds) - Interface looks dated - Graph view is not very usable, it just shows a bunch of words. No idea how to get any meaning out of this. - Backli
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6y ago
I have been using Pocket [0], Instapaper [1] and Pinboard [2] over the years. I am currently using Pocket and Pinboard in parallel: articles / websites that I want to read later are sent to Pocket (untagged), websites that I might want
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6y ago
Using Pinboard [0] I currently solve this by using tags like "via-twitter", "via-hackernews", or even people like "via-john". I also occasionally add a note to my pin (bookmark) to remind me why I bookmarked it
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