Thinking about making a little productivity web app, but don’t feel like worrying about auth and hosting people’s very personal data again. What options do I have today, if I still want it to sync between devices?
a) File System API + tell everyone to use iCloud Drive/Dropbox etc. (still no support in Safari)
b) …?
One option is one of the personal storage hosting systems, like https://solidproject.org/ or https://dropserver.org/. While I greatly appreciate they’re being developed, I feel like they’re all still too obscure to go for.
ok I got another recording of the thing finally. This was recorded on a faster computer than my laptop, so unfortunately it doesn't have the really cool long convergence artifact thing going on. I really hate what the video encoding is doing here, but such is life.
@aeva can’t tell which weird bits are the encoding’s work, but I like the overall vibe! There’s art in it, if that makes any sense. Too much of what we see in realtime graphics is boring pseudo-realism.
Does any other todo app do the thing TeuxDeux does, where if I didn’t complete a todo scheduled for yesterday, it auto-moves it to today, and keeps doing so every day until I either complete or reschedule it?
Did a thing where this account can be discovered on here as @jonikorpi. Doesn’t seem very useful, because it’s a redirect that only applies to discovery, and doesn’t change the actual handle of the account. But if anyone else wants to do it, here’s a guide: https://guide.toot.as/guide/use-your-own-domain/
@matias Ohh, I think I see what’s happened here: the Cloudflare Pages portion of the guide I linked is a bit wrong, because it’s for a self-hosted use case. Thank you!
Bringing the harvesting tool UI in line with the building tool, using these cute hex lines. I think this might be a nice enough general style for tools/selections/tasks/etc
It's a framework (C#) that can be used to implement layer-based procedural generation that's infinite, deterministic and contextual.
Nobody else have tried/tested it yet - if you're up for taking it for a spin, let me know how it looks; what's clear or confusing, if you think there's low hanging fruit improvements I could make, etc. #ProcGen
@runevision It was for world generation. Each layer “zoomed out”, forming a kind of pyramid or cone if you rendered and spaced them out a little: just like many of your illustrations!
@playmedusa I’m sure it depends on who you ask, but I ended up finding all this while googling for “functional programming game state”, and all the reddit threads, blog posts and talks I went through talk about functional programming too, so…. :D