Most of the credits should go to Michael Matuzak who did something similar and which I used as a starter for the JS demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiOW-swy2Ys
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Cool! I hope the community of SublimeText/Emacs/Vim/ will not tear you a new one. As editor wars always tend to get quite heated..
Um... why .. on .. earth.. scala. Make it stop.
very cool
Exacty.. Is it also their "belief" that artists that worked hard on something should not be paid for what they made? Because then I think that would be as awesome as: Hey I have an idea, and you can be my partner. There is no money involved now, but would you be willing to work for a year without pay? See you Idea-Man
good luck today
Anyone have any examples of use cases for Pharo? Is it similar to a numpy/matplotlib/ipython stack?
Does that mean this isn't cool? This is off the hook. Looks very similar to the iPad versions of Berlin.. high-res images quite a smart Level-of-detail differentiating between zoomlevels. With .bin files (maybe to keep the format closed? are just raw speed?)
If this is done in an automated way they are on to something pretty great.
Also to do this, is really really hard/lots of work. So kudos for that.
Awesome stuff. Although this has already been shown off here before: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=superhero.js#!/story/forever/0/sup...
It's maybe a bit more polite to say: Flash is not dead, it now compiles to multiple targets :)
Awesome overview. It's fairly easy to start with. Especially for 2D game. It compiles to JS as well fairly painlessly. Some difficulties occur when your start using oldschool Flash stuff such as "BitmapData" etc. Or fonts. But other than that it's pretty great.
this is quite remarkable
thank you.. this is awesome.
Yes.. That is kind of crazy. Why is it all of a sudden on HN?