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solitaire
Remake of the Windows 95 Solitaire game from scratch to preserve its original authenticity. (by danielricci)
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98
💿 Web-based Windows 98 desktop recreation █████▓█▓▓▒▓▒▒░▒░░░🗕︎🗗︎🗙︎
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WorkOS
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There is JS Solitaire as well which looks exactly like win 98 solitaire. https://github.com/1j01/98/tree/master/programs/js-solitaire
That's right, but we have to remember it's not really useful to optimize for binary size or RAM usage for a software that does not need multiple instances on servers, it's an end user app that you only need one of.
I think Java is a nice choice for a Solitaire game. If you're looking for efficiency, take a look at my command-line Solitaire that you can play in Gitlab pages or in a terminal : https://gitlab.com/rpigab/solitaire-cli
It's written in Rust so by design, it should be blazingly fast wink wink. Well there are many ways to shrink the binary, I didn't try to yet, the WebAssembly part too is way bigger that it would need to, but still, it's smaller and there's less colors, shapes and animations to display.
Did you want to study a solitaire game engine? I spent a couple of years studying that problem, and came up with a couple of designs, both polymorphic and user-scriptable, in Go and Lua. https://github.com/oddstream/gosold and https://github.com/oddstream/lsol Happy to answer any questions.
Did you want to study a solitaire game engine? I spent a couple of years studying that problem, and came up with a couple of designs, both polymorphic and user-scriptable, in Go and Lua. https://github.com/oddstream/gosold and https://github.com/oddstream/lsol Happy to answer any questions.