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The JSR open governance board
(deno.com)
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elisee
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From https://ladybird.org/why-ladybird.html The world needs a browser that puts people first, contributes to open standards using a brand new engine, and is free from advertising's influence. This is wh
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Happy 5th Birthday, SerenityOS
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elisee
3y ago
You might want to append `+ window.location.search` after the pathname for pages such as this very one to open properly.
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elisee
4y ago
From my experience building it under WSL on a reasonably recent laptop: from cloning the Git repo to seeing SerenityOS pop up in QEMU, maybe half an hour. A lot of it is downloading and building the toolchain. And then incremental rebuilds
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elisee
5y ago
The article says "The first, and easiest way to address it is to reprocess spent fuel as France does." but France has a long-term nuclear waste storage project (see https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cig%C3%A9o ) s
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elisee
5y ago
Andreas has recently mentioned that SerenityOS is meant to be an English-language OS. (Might have been on Discord or a Q&A video, not sure.) I believe his rationale is that other languages are generally awkward at talking about technica
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elisee
5y ago
Most likely a reference to the word in the serenity prayer, which is what SerenityOS is named after (Andreas mentioned it a few times in his videos).
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elisee
5y ago
Video of the exoskeleton in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yBfUcFRZ-I
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5y ago
Bit by bit indeed! The birthday posts here give a nice overview of how much the system has evolved over its couple years of existence: https://www.serenityos.org/happy/ The monthly progress videos are also nice in that
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elisee
5y ago
For what it's worth it does support 2x density ( https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/pull/4966 ) and there's a design doc about High-DPI: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity
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elisee
5y ago
Andreas has been making videos ( https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreasKling/videos ) sharing his journey: technical ones working on some part of the system, as well as more personal ones talking about his philosophy, st
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elisee
5y ago
Which one? The home page one seems to work for me. Otherwise try: https://sparks.land/discord
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elisee
5y ago
Haha I feel your pain, I did the same initially, took a few rewrites over the years to get to something I'm happy with and runs well.
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5y ago
There's a central Deno server program called the switchboard, which serves static content, runs a small REST API for account management / login, and starts a WebSocket server for game servers to register themselves. Each game serv
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elisee
5y ago
Not quite, I'm running Sucrase on my Deno HTTP server: if the extension is ".ts", I put the file through sucrase before serving it as text/javascript. In development, it happens every single time I reload (and it's
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elisee
5y ago
It's getting there! They finished a rewrite of the extension recently and it's quite nice. If you're on Windows like me, sadly there's still a nasty bug with path mismatches between the LSP server and the VSCode extensio
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elisee
5y ago
Correct! In production we've got Cloudflare in the middle, so we're only using sucrase on-the-fly for each .ts file during development. So far it's unnoticeable in terms of loading times. > I notice your script files are a
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elisee
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Ah thanks for the heads up. It requires WebGL 2 which isn't yet in iOS's Web engine I believe? And IIRC all browsers have to use it on iOS. It does work on Android.
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Happy to see Deno get some financial backing! I've been building my new multiplayer games website [1] with Deno over the last 4 months and apart from some minor growing pains, it's been a joy to use. The lack of unnecessary packag
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The Deno Company
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OS hacking: Let's make a simple breakout game in HackStudio
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SerenityOS update (June 2020) [video]
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Indeed! I swore off Web development a couple times because of the mess but now my whole party games platform is made with plain JS, no bundling, no post-processing, no big frameworks and it's pretty good. (Although I did recently augme
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elisee
6y ago
Can you point to some games (or game projects) using Grid Engine?
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elisee
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I've been focusing on re-making my various Web party games into a more unified platform at https://jklm.fun/ The previous iterations were built years ago using CoffeeScript, Grunt/Gulp, Jade, Stylus, etc. This tim
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Browser development: JavaScript+HTML painting demo in Serenity browser
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Browser hacking: The HTML canvas element [video]
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The Hytale Foley Studio
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7y ago
Found via https://twitter.com/MStrehovsky/status/1110150403998576640
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