Anyone working on something cool in their spare time?
I was thinking of diving into learning some HaxeFlixel at some point. In the meantime though I'm just trying working on trying out some JavaScript frameworks and web dev stuff.
nothing cool for sure, just trying to learn and practice. What kind of webdev are you doing? personal?
At 3/20/24 02:04 PM, EmilieEasie wrote:nothing cool for sure, just trying to learn and practice. What kind of webdev are you doing? personal?
I build websites and web apps at work but now I have some more free time I wanna try something different. It's a toss up between haxeflixel game, doing some 3d stuff with three.js or building an app in flutter. Not decided yet. But im currently working on a retro looking neocities site (not the one in my sig). Its taking a while because I'm learning pixelart and making lots of the ui with that. Could take a while!
What are you practicing currently? Most of my work is in .NET and Angular which is why I want to experiment a bit outside of work.
omg retro looking neocities sounds amazing. Make one of those old doll dress up games! lol! Just kidding.
I'm practicing /re-learning java right now! Someday I want to make a little desktop pet game with it!
Response to What personal projects are you working on? 2024-03-20 19:38:31 (edited 2024-03-20 19:40:11)
At 3/19/24 05:51 PM, GAMMARAGE wrote:Anyone working on something cool in their spare time?
I was thinking of diving into learning some HaxeFlixel at some point. In the meantime though I'm just trying working on trying out some JavaScript frameworks and web dev stuff.
I am wasting my time, that's for sure.
Trying to make an RPG on ActionScript 3 Flixel and make it run on Ruffle. + Reconstructing the design of an project that I haven't released for years now.
Was contributing to a modbus library for the MicroPython platform a few months ago, to add async/concurrent client support. But to be honest, hobby programming isn't where my head's at these days. The most I do lately is just try to help others out if I can.
At 3/20/24 07:38 PM, HENOOB wrote:I am wasting my time, that's for sure.
Trying to make an RPG on ActionScript 3 Flixel and make it run on Ruffle. + Reconstructing the design of an project that I haven't released for years now.
That reminds me, I have a project that is basically stuck in limbo at 90% complete because I couldn't be bothered to finish it. Perhaps I should just open-source it already and let anyone who wants to make it work, work.
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Response to What personal projects are you working on? 2024-03-21 09:33:29 (edited 2024-03-21 09:36:35)
I'm working on this parody of quirky Earthbound-inspired RPGs called "GiggleForce" with Topple, Pommisc, and a few other friends.
It's being made in RPGMaker 2003, so it isn't terribly advanced, but I kinda like it IDK.
Response to What personal projects are you working on? 2024-03-21 10:43:38 (edited 2024-03-21 10:44:05)
I’m trying to learn more old school traditional comic art techniques. Lately I’ve almost totally been working with dip pens and real screen tones (not in anything I’ve posted, but next chapter). I wish tones weren’t so damn expensive.
At 3/19/24 05:51 PM, GAMMARAGE wrote:Anyone working on something cool in their spare time?
I was thinking of diving into learning some HaxeFlixel at some point. In the meantime though I'm just trying working on trying out some JavaScript frameworks and web dev stuff.
Working on a Shin Megami Tensei game and after that I wanna try to work on a 2D Devil May Cry like game. Im still trying to get a good design of it
I'm working on a NES looking game I plan on publish here on NG. I'm also making various programming experiments that can help me make cool things in future projects, like stage generation and destruction Worms style, and 3D games with some strange features
Being 100% alive means taking a 50% of actions and having a 50% of perspective
Response to What personal projects are you working on? 2024-04-05 06:33:59 (edited 2024-04-05 06:34:15)
I am making a click and point adventure heavily inspired from riddle school, just not in a school using the deltarune/undertale style dialogue box. All coded in Actionscript 2.0
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web server and raytracing... results soon!
O prudente varão há de ser mudo,
Que é melhor neste mundo, mar de enganos,
Ser louco c’os demais, que só, sisudo
Making a writers application in GTK4 and C. I don't do writing much myself, and don't plan on being a full time writer, but I wanted something nice another writer could use and possibly myself should I need it.
You can find the github repo here. It's very hello worldish right now, but I'll make a thread about it once it's more presentable. https://github.com/landsharke/Foretold
It's kinda sorta something I can do in my morning and evening hours to relax or get the brain up and running when I need it.
"Premature optimization is the root of all evil"
~Donald Knuth
DIs Ting
but it should be moving to the music you're playing on your phone and mounted to your shoulder
At 4/9/24 07:21 AM, xeiavica wrote:Making a writers application in GTK4 and C. I don't do writing much myself, and don't plan on being a full time writer, but I wanted something nice another writer could use and possibly myself should I need it.
You can find the github repo here. It's very hello worldish right now, but I'll make a thread about it once it's more presentable. https://github.com/landsharke/Foretold
It's kinda sorta something I can do in my morning and evening hours to relax or get the brain up and running when I need it.
Yooo! Another linux user? That's awesome! Good luck on your project!
At 4/9/24 05:43 PM, zitrussaft wrote:At 4/9/24 07:21 AM, xeiavica wrote:Making a writers application in GTK4 and C. I don't do writing much myself, and don't plan on being a full time writer, but I wanted something nice another writer could use and possibly myself should I need it.
You can find the github repo here. It's very hello worldish right now, but I'll make a thread about it once it's more presentable. https://github.com/landsharke/Foretold
It's kinda sorta something I can do in my morning and evening hours to relax or get the brain up and running when I need it.
Yooo! Another linux user? That's awesome! Good luck on your project!
Thanks you. I may change my mind on the toolkit such as use FLTK with C++ (but the rest in C such as the backend), but I'll let time be the judge. I had in mind being small and portable, but GTK is huge like Qt is. I'll let time be the judge.
"Premature optimization is the root of all evil"
~Donald Knuth
