jclevy

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by jclevy 5y ago
You are very welcome! I thank Jordan Mechner for creating this game and the Broderbund team for letting me be part of this extraordinary adventure...
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by jclevy 5y ago
You are very welcome! From time to time I meet people that played that PoP Atari version and each time it is heartwarming. Thanks.
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by jclevy 5y ago
Yes Paris is still a great place to develop video games (even if I'm not anymore in this field). Here is a link to interesting and creative French game people and projects (it is in French, so here is a Google translated version: http
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by jclevy 5y ago
I'm really sorry, I did not work on "Stunts". I was also developing at that time a Formula 1 game, that was finally not released. With Broderbund I worked on: - Showoff ( https://www.whatisthe2gs.apple2.org.za/
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by jclevy 5y ago
Um, that was really a long time ago... As I can remember, my approach was the first one: "bottom up in literally translating instructions and assuming it will lead to same results if translated accurately enough". That was not to
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by jclevy 5y ago
Yes it is this one!
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by jclevy 5y ago
Yes of course it was released ;-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIscoVqTwpY And yes, I was working with Broderbund (from Paris) at that time, it was a great time! Translating 6502 Apple II code to Atari 1040ST 68000 code
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by jclevy 5y ago
Great job! It's amazing to be able to feel again the sensations I had 30 years ago while developing the Atari version of this game. Thanks again!
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Support 5th grade girls creating an ingenious solution for flash floods
2 points by jclevy 13y ago|0 comments
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by jclevy 13y ago
Yes, but usual relations could be implemented by default and generic relation still be available. I just want to test this and see if the database can do more and my code less.
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by jclevy 13y ago
Being a child of, being included in... You can of course manage all those relations in a relational database but the job is done by you, not by the database.
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by jclevy 13y ago
TouchDB is interesting but not immediately accessible for my node.js projects. And CouchDB is to heavy for my needs. ChocoDB wants to (re)experiment new ways of dealing with database. It want to keep it simple and accessible.
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by jclevy 13y ago
You are right. On an iPhone, I will not use a SQL database. Dealing with performance, ChocoDB is currently fast enough for me (2x times slower that classic SQLite ; my first version was 8x slower!)
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by jclevy 13y ago
Probably, but I haven't found yet my dreamed graph DB (serverless, Node.js compatible...).
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by jclevy 13y ago
I have to look deeper at SQLite4 spec... I would say that my objective with ChocoDB is to make it accessible and useful to people who want to manage database structures and queries in a more natural way. I want the database to help manage d
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by jclevy 13y ago
Yes ;-) I think there is a need for light embedded schemaless databases.
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by jclevy 13y ago
Yes, it seems to close to want I want to do. I'll have a deeper look at goatfish.
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by jclevy 13y ago
No it's something I've had in mind for many year and that I wanted to build and test before being forced to used MongoDB or EJDB. The source is in /server/reserve.coffee
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Chocolate.js: Chocodown demo - Write a basic calculator with enhanced Markdown(demo.chocolatejs.org)
2 points by jclevy 13y ago|0 comments
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by jclevy 13y ago
Is there someone interested?
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Chocolatejs - Literate Web Programming Demo (Video)(youtube.com)
2 points by jclevy 13y ago|0 comments
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Nice to see: iPhone4 Css3 only (revisited with Chocolate)(demo.chocolatejs.org)
2 points by jclevy 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Demos with javascript, jasmine, docco, coffee, meteor, an iPhone...(demo.chocolatejs.org)
1 points by jclevy 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Chocolate Demo: online node.js and coffeescript IDE [video](youtube.com)
2 points by jclevy 13y ago|0 comments
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by jclevy 13y ago
Yes, the Demo site has a self-signed SSL certificate.
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by jclevy 13y ago
Thank you. Chocolate is the project name, but I had to add something at the end to create a web site and a visible github project. So js was the shortest and closest meaningfull suffix that came to my mind.
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by jclevy 13y ago
I'm glad that you saw it! And it melts from time to time... ;-)
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by jclevy 13y ago
But would my project Chocolate interest you if its source code was written directly in javascript?
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by jclevy 13y ago
I understand. I'm sorry for that.
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by jclevy 13y ago
It could probably be supported on Windows, but I'll need some help...

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