chunqiuyiyu

I developed an AI agent (https://github.com/chunqiuyiyu/sekrun) from scratch using DeepSeek V4 Flash to complete some simple tasks. I'll continue to improve it over the weekend.

I’m a big fan of Love2D as well. it’s simple, efficient, and really easy to get productive with. After just a short learning period, I was able to ship my first indie game on Steam, a small Chinese‑character puzzle game built entirely with Love2D. https://store.steampowered.com/app/4218330/WordJoy/

Continue improving my Chinese-character spelling game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4218330/WordJoy/

Continue improving my Chinese-character spelling game.https://chunq.itch.io/wordjoy

I'm deeply fascinated by square-shaped Chinese characters, so I created this game in the hope that more people will fall in love with Chinese culture.

It seems user-friendly, I like it!

What browser are you using? Could it be that your browser is blocking the content from being saved? I'm able to save normally using Safari on my iPad.

Thanks, That's a good suggestion—I’ll consider it. For me, since I might not edit content frequently, I just added a simple Markdown-to-HTML conversion.

Actually, this was inspired by TiddlyWiki, but I wanted to make it more lightweight—so I built this myself.

Every time you add new content, you should make sure to click the "Save" button to store the page locally.

Thank you! I’ll make sure to store the newly created notes in local storage.

That's an excellent suggestion — I'll make sure to add this feature.

You can click the "Save" button to save the entire page to your own notebook. Node.js is used only for development and deployment purposes.

That's a helpful tip.

Thanks! It is a bug, I will fix it.

Thank you very much for your trial and suggestions. I will add more detailed usage instructions to the page. After editing, please remember to click the "Publish" button again.

It's awesome, Love it!

You are right. That's what I do, I just build my blog from MarkDown to HTML via some simple shell scripts.

Of course! I write inkval(https://github.com/chunqiuyiyu/inkval) to build my personal blog. It works well and I fell happy :-)