I made another tiny javascript game, this time a simplified clone of pong.
Play here: https://tilde.town/~troido/picopong.html
Sourcecode:
<body onload=b=p=d=2;setInterval(`s='';d^=2*(b%8<2|6<b%8)+16*(72<b|b==p);b+=d-9;for(i=80;i--;)s+=i%8?i^b?i^p?'.':'_':'o':'\\n';c.innerHTML=s`,200) onkeydown=p+=event.which%2?p<7:-(1<p)><pre id=c>
I still have to figure out what dimensions of the box to use for the most interesting gameplay.
@sl2c Yes, there are a lot of mines. Each tile has a 20% chance of being a mine.
With this code it is only 10%:
<body onload='l=i=>{s=0;for(x of[1,15,16,17])s+=(c[i+x]|0)+(c[i-x]|0)};m=240;for(i=256;i--;){c.innerHTML+=i%16?(m-=c[i]=Math.random()>.9,`<a onclick=event.target.outerHTML=c[${i}]?(alert("BOOM"),"X"):l(${i},--m||alert("=D"))||s>#</a> `):`\n`}'><pre id=c>
If you want something more user friendly, you could play tilde.town/~troido/minesweeper/
There you can choose the number of mines
@masu I checked out your music. Awesome work!
As @selfsame already mentioned, yesterday I made a Minisweeper, a minimalistic version of minesweeper.
You can try it here: https://tilde.town/~troido/minisweeper.html
it currently has 254 bytes of sourcecode (including the html):
<body onload='l=i=>{s=0;for(x of[1,15,16,17])s+=(c[i+x]|0)+(c[i-x]|0)};m=240;for(i=256;i--;){c.innerHTML+=i%16?(m-=c[i]=Math.random()>.8,`<a onclick=event.target.outerHTML=c[${i}]?(alert("BOOM"),"X"):l(${i},--m||alert("=D"))||s>#</a> `):`\n`}'><pre id=c>
@masu
Mainly programming hobby projects. Mostly games, because they usually feel most rewarding to myself.
Some examples of my favourite projects:
https://desolate-gorge.herokuapp.com/
https://tilde.town/~troido/cadastre/town.html
https://tilde.town/~troido/minesweeper/
https://tilde.town/~troido/achtung/
http://js1k.com/2017-magic/demo/2892
I have a small list on tilde.town/~troido but since perispomeni.club has shut down it has many broken links that I haven't fixed yet.
Well hello Mastodon.
I've had this account now for a while, but have not posted anything yet.
Mastodon is usually seen as an alternative to twitter, but I have never been a twitter user, so I haven't really felt the need for something like this (I joined Mastodon because I did want to check out the new decentralized open source network).
Another reason is that, I'm generally quite reluctant to post stuff in public.
Nevertheless, I think I will start tooting about my projects sometimes.