js-rogue-tutorial VS flaschen-taschen

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Made good time on part 8 yesterday and today. This one was pretty fun to piece together. I'm seeing a lot of places I'd like to de-OOP and make more functional, but I'm wanting to stay as close to the original tutorial as possible and maybe do a follow-up series where I refactor things that I don't like as much. GitHub for the complete code of part 8, and then my blog post for the tutorial.

Anyway the tutorial is here and the code is on my github here.

Have part 4 of my typescript adaptation and tutorial done. Code is here and the tutorial post is here.

Finally got Part3 done and adapted to TypeScript after a nightmare week of work keeping me from working on this. Some fun bugs in adapting the tunneling code that didn't show up until the final steps with multiple rooms. I was switching between horizontal and vertical on every iteration of the generator function, making some interesting (but useless) zig-zag hallways. Code is here and I hope to write up my tutorial blog post tomorrow as I hopefully have a light day at work.

Part 1 is up now at https://github.com/bodiddlie/js-rogue-tutorial/tree/Part1. Hoping to get a couple blog posts up for the two parts this weekend.

I didn't get all the way through as much of the tutorial as I'd wanted to, however I was able to learn a ton about how to communicate with my display (as well as numpy optimizations to the lib c/o /u/HexDecimal). Unfortunately real-life responsibilities crept in and I found myself having less and less free time to work on this. However, I do plan to continue with it over the upcoming semester to see where I can take it.

I have a controller hooked up to a Raspberry Pi (recognized by python-evdev) that outputs to a 64x64 LED panel using the Flaschen-Taschen software. What this means is that I have a Python script running my game, output going to a separate location (in prod - the LED panel / in testing - the Flaschen-Taschen software running in terminal mode in a separate window). I've toyed with evdev permissions but can't get the laptop keyboard to be recognized, no matter what permissions my user account has. I'd rather not plug my controller into my computer for testing (or a USB keyboard at that) for evdev to work, but it's starting to seem more and more like I need to figure this one out for those who don't have my HW setup and want to try it out (plus - the whole testing while away from my desk thing).

/u/HexDecimal kindly made a PR to the Flaschen-Taschen library to make drawing faster. I need to do some code reorganization to support that, as right now I'm just using the list-of-lists style of Python 2D array and it's probably not overly optimized.