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Third option, print the blocks that you in turn use to create new things.

I am using Kaplay and getting a lot out of learning how it works

A link to how I created them is posted here https://triptych.writeas.com/what-i-learned-making-34-novels...

I love Cline and use it every day. It works the way I think and makes smart decisions about features.

Is this some kind of parody website?

I found a site that seems like it would be fun to try to build games in ( outside of Roblox or Minecraft) called Dot Big Bang https://dotbigbang.com/social they have a GUI builder but also coding and it's 3D out of the box.

One step closer to transporter technology

I use Inoreader and it's a delight.

I feel like the author is describing the thought process that brought about Dreamweaver - which made the gap between code and design much smaller.

I did this exercise with Godot Engine : https://triptych.neocities.org/sevenguis/index.html

Glad I got in on lifetime before you stopped offering it :)

I literally bought a license just now because you support Bulma

A new player here is Astro --> https://astro.build/ It is surprisingly simple. Made by the folks who created snowpack.

Seems pretty straightforward to use. I got it working in Observable here https://observablehq.com/@triptych/hello-vizzu

The difference was that in the past, IE didn't follow standards and tried to take away the web from standards based browsers. And now, it's Safari that is lagging on the standards - not so much that Chrome is adding non-standard features, it's that Safari is refusing to adopt them in a timely basis.

Hasn't had a release since Dec 2020. Is there something new here?

PlayCanvas is an amazing engine that is totally underrated.

I created a notebook in Observable with same data set: https://observablehq.com/@triptych/tiny-tools-viewer

We are seeing the birth of a new browser ( age )

The site is hard to see/use on mobile. Seems to be a fixed width? Can you test your site on phones and update the CSS and HTML

You can even run Doom on Repl.it https://repl.it/talk/share/DOOM-1993-on-replit-yes-really/13...

Why not just set up a site that only allows markdown with plain pages and get all the benefits you list without a new protocol?

It took me 20 mins just to scroll through all the games. This is an immense collection and 1000x worth it.

Glitch?

Was going to try this out but the site looks very broken on my phone. (Green buttons overlapping)

We really could stand to come back to those days of collaboration, freedom, and hands on practical development.

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Something like Flappy Bird is easily done in Godot and can help you learn the engine. I for one really like Godot and look forward to using it for many of my game projects. You'll really like the node system once you get into it. Look on YouTube for tutorials, there's quite a few.

Wish there was something like this for WebAssembly

Just watch the Good Night show on PBS Sprout