I'm working on a 2d platformer prototype, the whole point is learning.
And I was wondering what I've stuck right now.

I've a Finite State Machine for the movement, jump, fall and so on. And was wondering, should I have another state machine for the action, like shooting, melee, bow? I'm trying to understand the benefits of having two separated state machines for this prototype, and what would be the cons of it.

Have anyone played with this idea?
What was the results?

The post isn't directly on the privacy but touches on the tangent of the topic. The focus is on the meaning of communities, what the walled gardens usually means and what we as individual could do to improve it. In a general sense it's a birds eye view on the topic.

Maybe can be worth a reading.

All feedback is welcomed.

Edit: Edited to also include the topics of discussion on the post.

This is a discussion on federated software for communities. From the digital to local, and how the problems about it. I hope you enjoy the reading.

All feedback and conversation is welcomed.

I've played a little bit of Palworld, and I've some thoughts that I couldn't hold in. So I wrote about it.

All feedback is welcome.

I love this game, and I decide to put some effort to make a good reading for the people who would love to talk on this game. All feedback is welcome, and dicussion even better.

This is a love letter, and my prayer for the game development and improvements.

All feedback is welcome.

Good used to have the lighthouse, which points to failure in the page. We can still have a 100% perfect score and the page be horrible (mine is a good example). Yet, the business pages are broken, links that aren't working, forms that don't submit, API's that can't load. When the page loads, to start with.

All feedback in the post is welcome.

I think AI won't save us here, our base is broken. The internet is kind of shattered, most of the pages on the wild have broken and even wrong links. Divs doings the work of buttons, the semantics are totally lost. This, at least for me, feels like a good view point on what we can fix first, and with luck have a better internet.

All feedback is welcome.

This post isn't a direct post on the internet, but I touch the small web, and maybe this reflection can be usefull for the people around here. Maybe we can learn, focus on the right things for our small projects for the small web... Not sure.

Feels like people here could be interested in the post.

This isn't perfect philosophy post. This is closer to an exploration on the topic of governance. I think the philosophical minds of this community could contribute with the discussion.

Thanks in advance.

This is a general view on the topic. I think open-source isn't enough, we need also governance for the software we use, and create small pockets of freedom.

All feedback is welcome.

This is a general view on the topic. I think open-source isn't enough, we need also governance for the software we use, and create small pockets of freedom.

All feedback is welcome.

I did write about the evolution of D&D, and the learning from other RPGs around. I know that this isn't exactly digital game design and development. But I think it's connected enough to be valuable for the discussion.

All the comments, discussion are welcome.
Thanks in advance.

I did write in my blog regarding D&D, it's evolution and changes done, and what I think could improve the game. And learnings from other games. Maybe this is a good read for ya'll.

Feedbacks, discussion and other topics related are welcome.
Thanks in advance for the reading.

Hey self-hosted folks, this is my review after playtesting my little card game table, I did wrote a few weeks about it, if you want to grab and put on your server.

This is more connected to the learnings, what went wrong and the ugly parts of it.

All comments, feedback is appreciated.

Few weeks ago I wrote about a side project that I'm using to learn, this is my reviewing what I missed on the project, the main issues after a few dozen games in the platform with friends. And what I learned in the process.

All comments, feedback is appreciated.

I've wrote about the first few weeks of my hobby project. It's a self-hosted, agnostic cardgame. I've the release on this post (if you want to read about), I'll keep improving, refactoring and generating more information.

All comments, feedback is appreciated.

I've rewrote the post to be "more pleasant" to read. Sorry for the unhinged original post.

I've a devlog on the card game thing I'm working on. This is a side project, a thing that I'm using for learning and practing some of the stuff from the AI perspective.

This is my discovery and other things, all feedback, ideas and concepts are welcome on the perspective of the software and programming.

Thanks in advance

I've rewrote the post to be "more pleasant" to read. Sorry for the unhinged original post.

This is my idea, pick something like the FreeBeeGee and make it for Card Games. This is the devlop with some high level concept.

Feedback is welcome. Playtest too. I'll be using this with my friends (reason for why I'm building this). I'll be fixing for the stuff that I need, but if there is some screaming bug, I would fix it.

Thanks for the reading, and any feedback.

I've rewrote the post to be "more pleasant" to read. Sorry for the unhinged original post.

I've building this for few weeks, this is a agnostic card game table so I can play with my friends games like Uno, Pokemon and such. The idea is to pick a deck and play the game. This the base line. Everything is customized, and most of the stuff needs to be done by it's users.

This is the dev log, and there is links for the places in case you need.
Feedback is always welcome. Thanks for readin.