game-experiments VS rlTutorial2022

Exploring TypeScript (and eventually WGLT) this week in a new repo. I've also realized that some of the issues I had with having so many different modules for all my different classes (and then needing to import all of those in my index.html) could be solved with webpack, so I'm learning that as well. I don't find TypeScript to be that tough to learn, but figuring out how the parts of webpack interact and all of the options has been tricky. I find that a lot of tutorials assume the reader understands the context of webpack, and so they tend to be focused on getting a simple example up without going into much of the why. Or they rely on a bunch of additional packages, again without really explaining why they were chosen or why they are necessary. Luckily, webpack's documentation has been really nice, especially the getting started and concepts pages.

Hoping it helps, here's the link: https://github.com/samelinux/rlTutorial2022

I made the RLDev Tutorial the last year in C if you like it. You can find it here: https://github.com/samelinux/rlTutorial2022 .

/u/Samelinux using pure C (notes)

You can find my repo here (language: c libraries: none) with all the implementation notes.

Part 12 - Increasing Difficulty: github tag

Links: Repo, Part10, Part11 and README

github repo

I'm participating in the "roguelikedev does the roguelike tutorial" this year, take a look at the project repo on github. Mi goal is to have something simple, very very simple, that anyone can follow along. It's written in c without any external library!

If you want to just take a look at the process, the various tutorial parts and the reasoning behind the various decisions, you can take a look at the readme i'm writing after every part.

You can find Week 3 Part 4 here, Week 3 Part 5 here while the repo is still here. You can find comments for all part at the repo link or the readme directly here.