chris.zeitport.com
🚀 Senior frontend/API developer | ⏳ 25 years of code | 🚨 Building safety critical apps | 🎮 Indie game dev when the sun sets | 🪨 Rock climber on weekends | 🏠 Austria
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Very nice font. What software do you use or can you recommend for creating a font?
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A rule that enforces the same logic ordering on css properties, like it is done in the dev tools. Layout before appearance.
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Nice work. How did you create the background, generative or static image?
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Great question! Don't have the answer but super curious about this too! 🤔
So far I have used a mix of special unit tests, e2e tests (via playwright) and load tests (hit until break).
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Got this video recommended by @calmpewter.games
youtu.be/Qj6dCd8KPKc?...
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And I want to introduce ECS into a complete new domain, but this is another story... 🚀 Therefore I need to become an expert on this field in the next years.
It's a pure side project without any economic goal, so it will take longer 😁
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Another field of future experiments is AI integration.
Since entities and component stores can be viewed as some kind of vector data store, in-game AI systems can be used for some really new and creative features, not yet seen in gaming.
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My ECS engine prefers DX and clean API over raw performance. For performance there is bevy.
The engine shall also be useable for simulation and data aggregation scenarios.
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Have you ever watched a cat methodically knock things off a table? That's me with software architecture - I just need to see what happens when I push these systems in new directions. Except unlike the cat, I actually clean up after myself... usually. 😸
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Looks like we are working on something similar :-)
My first game concept design:
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#ai #dallE #eXit
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Yes, good idea. The code, I have seen so far from your ECS implementation, uses components that extends a ECSComponent.
I recommend you to use pure classes (structs) as components, without extends, implements or decorators AND components should be serializable.
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This is a great video about bevy ECS:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vpip...
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Hi! I am also writing an ECS in TypeScript, including a fluent query for systems and a entity relationship (link) build in. My implementation priors DX over raw performance, because for raw performance you can use bevy. A alpha release (open source) is planned for next year.
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Try out the game dev field guide, search for the podcast, there is the link.
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Netscape Navigator with <layer>
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Hi, a entity component system game engine developer here. Thanks for adding
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I have never been on Twitter, didn't feel right. This is the first time I think I will give the public social network a try.
It's getting more and more interesting here. I think people need some time to settle.
It's there a Claude AI feed somewhere?
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Ko-fi.com/home/coffees...
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Danke, meine Timeline ist zu voll 😆. Ein ❤️ für High Rise, neben Mini Metro und Monument meine Favoriten am Handy. Gerne mehr Gaming Tipps für Eltern mit wenig Zeit.
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💡Idee: Pro "FM4 game podcast episode" ein Post hier oder auf FM4, dann können wir mit replys diskutieren.
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Gives me some C64 winter games vibes. 🤣
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_...
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Hello.Please, can you add me to the GDFG starter pack? This would be 😎
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Today, I had a WebRTC protocol question about a-ice-pwd. Claude provided a very good answer. BUT I don't fully trust AIs, so I asked about the source, got a link to the RFC including chapter and section. Fact check ✅
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Good guess, the String template is the fastest, I didn't know that it is so good optimized in the JS engine.
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Two are roughly the same (~ 5%), but they are ~2x faster than the slow one. Spoiler: the join is the slow one, because of array creation and iteration.
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youtu.be/kPRA0W1kECg?...
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<layer></layer>
If you can remember the <layer> vs <div> discussion - you have been there for a very long time. 😀
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A cactus archer with a hat.
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I am working on a retro futuristic asteroid mining idle + soft logistics game. It's a side project without any economic goals, when published it's a success for me. 😀🚀🪨💎
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AI without pull-request code reviews? Very brave...
AI with commit permissions? oh la la...
AI with force push permission? What can possible go wrong. 😂
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👋 Hi! Thanks for the JavaScript Weekly Newsletter, I am a subscriber from the very early days.
I think it would be very funny to make an "AI fails" special edition or section in a future issue.
For example, see my latest post for a funny AI JavaScript fail 😀
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I am a indie game dev working on a TypeScript Entity Component System (ECS) engine - first release next year, I hope 🦉😀
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I like it a lot, using claude.ai nearly daily. Once you understand how to use "projects" efficiently, its really awesome. BUT never trust an AI.
I asked claude to write a benchmark unit test.
Result: code + benchmark numbers...
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LG UltraGear Gaming Monitor 34GN850P
Before I liked the Dell, because of the build in KVM switch.
Selecting a good monitor is so hard, my dream monitor still does not exist 😅
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My monitor runs at 144 Hz, so good for your eyes. Combine it with smooth scrolling in your code editor and you can read and scroll simultaneously.