Community Showcase
This is a selection of recent work done by community members. Want to participate? Join us on Discord.
We are excited to announce a new integration with the network's Discord server! On our home page you'll see a new Community Showcase section - this new feature shows off the latest work shared in the server's #project-showcase channel, where community members share what they're working on. The showcase is an especially vibrant and special part of the community, and we're excited to bring some of that energy to the website.
To share your own work, all you need to do is link your Discord and Handmade Network accounts. There's only a couple steps:
To share your own work, all you need to do is link your Discord and Handmade Network accounts. There's only a couple steps:
- Link your Discord account via the ...
Pepper Editor
It was little more than two weeks ago that I was doing some refactoring and some bug fixing that it occurred to me that the scripting api had a somewhat limited design. I thought that maybe I could delegate plugin logic to external code kinda like kakoune and 4coder does.
I thought that it could be cool if plugins were implemented by talking to pepper through stdin/stdout. It would be a nice experiment to see if this was viable. However even before I began prototyping this solution, I noticed that pepper was not yet prepared to talk efficiently to other ... Read More →
I thought that it could be cool if plugins were implemented by talking to pepper through stdin/stdout. It would be a nice experiment to see if this was viable. However even before I began prototyping this solution, I noticed that pepper was not yet prepared to talk efficiently to other ... Read More →
Sir Happenlance and the Spear of Density
This one's a doozy. I talk about new editor features, sprite serialization, new enemy behavior, game AI and game design, arrow physics, gif rendering, fast image resizing, and a new method for implementing a foolproof undo system.
As promised at the end of the video, here is the image resizing code as it currently exists:
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As promised at the end of the video, here is the image resizing code as it currently exists:
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nCine
The year has just begun but there are already two important news I would like to share.
Let's begin with the first one: the project has been one of the recipients of the Icculus Microgrant 2020!
The second news is that I have just uploaded on GitHub the source code of ncTiledViewer, a viewer for Tiled maps.
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Let's begin with the first one: the project has been one of the recipients of the Icculus Microgrant 2020!
The second news is that I have just uploaded on GitHub the source code of ncTiledViewer, a viewer for Tiled maps.
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New prebuilt command-line version can be found on main page for free and GUI is available on ich io.
As can be seen by the new version number 0.1.2 (and the the open issues list) BEdit is in early development, but still very much in development.
I personally like to program, it's what I do for a living and it's what I do for fun, and I like programming a lot. The greatest problem I have is: what do I spend my time on? Obviously BEdit is one of my more serious projects (I do have some not-so-serious projects ... Read More →
As can be seen by the new version number 0.1.2 (and the the open issues list) BEdit is in early development, but still very much in development.
I personally like to program, it's what I do for a living and it's what I do for fun, and I like programming a lot. The greatest problem I have is: what do I spend my time on? Obviously BEdit is one of my more serious projects (I do have some not-so-serious projects ... Read More →
