Try My Puzzle Game: MarioQWE's Github Page

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around a puzzle game created by a user named MarioQWE, which is hosted on their GitHub page. Participants share their experiences with the game, express interest in its source code, and discuss programming languages, particularly Elm, in relation to game development.

Discussion Character

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Main Points Raised

  • MarioQWE invites participants to try their puzzle game and provide feedback.
  • One participant finds the game entertaining and asks about the source code and the programming language used.
  • Another participant compares the game to 2048, indicating a positive reception.
  • MarioQWE shares the source code link for the game.
  • Several participants discuss the Elm programming language, suggesting it could streamline the game's development.
  • One participant expresses interest in learning Elm after discovering it through the discussion.
  • A participant mentions a feature of Elm called the Time Traveling debugger, which allows for replaying interactions with the program.
  • Another participant expresses a desire to learn scripting for game development and seeks additional resources for learning.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the positive aspects of the game and express interest in Elm, but there is no consensus on the best approach to game development or the use of specific programming languages.

Contextual Notes

Some participants have varying levels of familiarity with Elm, and there are multiple suggestions for learning resources, indicating differing experiences and knowledge levels in programming.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in game development, programming languages, and those looking for feedback on their own coding projects may find this discussion relevant.

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Hey all! I finally decided to code a puzzle kind-of game I came up with a few weeks ago and I would love it if you tried it. Let me know what you think ;) (It's hosted in my github page):

http://marioqwe.github.io/
 
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Nice game. It took a bit of playing to figure out the rules from what you described.

Are you going to share the source code? or what language its written in?
 
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@Marioqwe Your game is as entertaining as 2048! :smile:
 
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Have you looked at Elm programming? It would be interesting to see how streamlined your game would be in Elm's terse style.

Elm is a functional reactive programming language that compiles to javascript+html+css

www.elm-lang.org and www.elm-tutorial.org

Also @Borg should see this too.
 
jedishrfu said:
Have you looked at Elm programming? It would be interesting to see how streamlined your game would be in Elm's terse style.

Elm is a functional reactive programming language that compiles to javascript+html+css

www.elm-lang.org and www.elm-tutorial.org

Also @Borg should see this too.

I had never heard of it and it actually looks pretty cool. I'll certainly play around with it sometime.
 
Marioqwe said:
I had never heard of it and it actually looks pretty cool. I'll certainly play around with it sometime.

There's a youtube video to watch by Evan Czapick, Wlm's creatori:



The coolest feature is the Time Traveling debugger where you can replay your interactions with the Elm program and then correct things as needed.
 
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jedishrfu said:
Have you looked at Elm programming? It would be interesting to see how streamlined your game would be in Elm's terse style.

Elm is a functional reactive programming language that compiles to javascript+html+css

www.elm-lang.org and www.elm-tutorial.org

Also @Borg should see this too.
I'll have to see if I have some time tomorrow or this weekend.
 
jedishrfu said:
Have you looked at Elm programming? It would be interesting to see how streamlined your game would be in Elm's terse style.

Elm is a functional reactive programming language that compiles to javascript+html+css

www.elm-lang.org and www.elm-tutorial.org

I'm going to check that out to, i really want to learn for to script. Its actually what i want to become in the future (game developer). Already starting to learn on a website called "code academy". If you know another sites that are for learning scripting PLS MESSAGE ME IT, Thanks o0).
 

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