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@renolc @brycedixon The new version of GDScript in Godot 4 is much better, but I still use C#. Linq alone is wildly useful, and I’m doing a lot of stuff outside of the node structure in my project.

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@renolc @brycedixon The new version of GDScript in Godot 4 is much better, but I still use C#. Linq alone is wildly useful, and I’m doing a lot of stuff outside of the node structure in my project.

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@brycedixon @renolc This nearly summarizes why I walked away from Unity. Godot may be lacking in many ways, but at least there is a consistent vision and things aren’t outright abandoned. And hey, it’s free.

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@brycedixon @renolc This nearly summarizes why I walked away from Unity. Godot may be lacking in many ways, but at least there is a consistent vision and things aren’t outright abandoned. And hey, it’s free.

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@TaylanK @renolc @shivoa It may not be obvious, but there is a very real benefit to having an incremental log of changes. It relieves a massive amount of mental burden when experimenting, because if you don’t like what you’re doing, you can just revert everything and you’re bake to a good state.

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@TaylanK @renolc @shivoa It may not be obvious, but there is a very real benefit to having an incremental log of changes. It relieves a massive amount of mental burden when experimenting, because if you don’t like what you’re doing, you can just revert everything and you’re bake to a good state.

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@TaylanK @tolis @renolc @shivoa There are lots of good GUI-based git clients now. Fork, GitKraken, SourceTree (which is okay), and others make working with git really pleasant.

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@TaylanK @tolis @renolc @shivoa There are lots of good GUI-based git clients now. Fork, GitKraken, SourceTree (which is okay), and others make working with git really pleasant.

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@renolc Heck, not even sometimes, _most times_. There’s a lot of javascript and python running the world.

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@renolc Heck, not even sometimes, _most times_. There’s a lot of javascript and python running the world.

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@renolc Ease-of-development is sometimes an under-appreciated aspect of a system. Sometimes doing stuff "the slow way" is worth it for an easier to use or easier to modify system.

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@renolc Ease-of-development is sometimes an under-appreciated aspect of a system. Sometimes doing stuff "the slow way" is worth it for an easier to use or easier to modify system.

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@renolc @brycedixon DOTS is an interesting case. It seems powerful, but also challenging to work with. If I were to take on that challenge, I feel that I’d be more interested in learning something like @bevy

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@renolc @brycedixon DOTS is an interesting case. It seems powerful, but also challenging to work with. If I were to take on that challenge, I feel that I’d be more interested in learning something like @bevy

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@brycedixon @renolc I’m curious about the performance claim. Are there comparisons you can share?

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@brycedixon @renolc I’m curious about the performance claim. Are there comparisons you can share?

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Anybody else jiving to "An Arrow In The Wall" this morning? Good stuff.

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Anybody else jiving to "An Arrow In The Wall" this morning? Good stuff.

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@joonhyeok_ahn My current site hasn’t been updated in a while and uses a super-hacky script to generate HTML files from markdown. That gets fed into a static Sapper (now replaced by SvelteKit) site.

I’ve been putting off the idea of doing this properly now for a while.

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@joonhyeok_ahn My current site hasn’t been updated in a while and uses a super-hacky script to generate HTML files from markdown. That gets fed into a static Sapper (now replaced by SvelteKit) site.

I’ve been putting off the idea of doing this properly now for a while.

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@joonhyeok_ahn For sure. I was instead imagining publicly available, published notes like some have done.

I would think that if the notes are private, you’d want to be managing their synchronization to your computer and then just reference that folder from some other vault/workspace.

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@joonhyeok_ahn For sure. I was instead imagining publicly available, published notes like some have done.

I would think that if the notes are private, you’d want to be managing their synchronization to your computer and then just reference that folder from some other vault/workspace.

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@joonhyeok_ahn Personally, I think the true answer is allowing vaults to reference other vaults, and let those "vaults" be anywhere, even on the web (via some API protocol).

Nothing does this of course, but it’s something that I think would be _really_ cool, and it’s always been in the back of my mind for Tangent.

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@joonhyeok_ahn Personally, I think the true answer is allowing vaults to reference other vaults, and let those "vaults" be anywhere, even on the web (via some API protocol).

Nothing does this of course, but it’s something that I think would be _really_ cool, and it’s always been in the back of my mind for Tangent.

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Also, it’s good to finally have good support for one of the core benefits for an #Electron app. #CSS is often maligned, but I just _love_ it. It’s better than any other styling solution I’ve used.

#webdev

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Also, it’s good to finally have good support for one of the core benefits for an #Electron app. #CSS is often maligned, but I just _love_ it. It’s better than any other styling solution I’ve used.

#webdev

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I’m looking forward to using the custom styling with a writing project. I’m going to play with having a custom look for the manuscript to help differentiate.

#PKM #Notes #writing https://indieapps.space/@tangentnotes/110879989344627630

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I’m looking forward to using the custom styling with a writing project. I’m going to play with having a custom look for the manuscript to help differentiate.

#PKM #Notes #writing https://indieapps.space/@tangentnotes/110879989344627630

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#Svelte stores have awesome lazy initialization semantics. I’m into it, and I’m loving it.

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#Svelte stores have awesome lazy initialization semantics. I’m into it, and I’m loving it.