2 likes
Okay, let's try again. This weekend I will make a new version of the (upcoming) game. It will contain a full workday at Manago the management company where you'll see O'Malley tackle a normal day as a management CEO where he ends up collapsing from stress because of the pressure from trying to introduce the new "official brand gradient" (blue, to a slightly less blue blue) in production. That's the goal at least.
2 likes
your site is fascinating ( ´_ゝ`) I’m really impressed with the driving! it’s so smooth even on my iPad (^_^)b
1 like
Searching for "Jun Togawa" seems to be the best way to test a site's culture. If the site has content about her it probably has most things you could need. She's obscure and cool enough that you know there's organic life on there and that there's enough of it to be a site worth using, and that it attracts the right people (people who like Jun Togawa seem to be interesting people who do cool things, just like herself)
3 likes
mouseling
6 months ago
That's funny, I tend to do a Togawa search on the accounts of any new Japanese musician I like to see how deep they are into the whole neo-New Wave scene and the OG influences. If they haven't or have only mentioned the men important to the scene, I become a little sad
juntogawa
6 months ago
Yeah, but not mentioning Jun Togawa isn’t necessarily always a bad sign. But mentioning her is always a good sign.
1 like
1 like
The more I improve my games' technology the more it turns into C code (even if it's all Javascript). Not a shocker that the simplest technology, the technology that stands the least in your way, the technology with the least technology in it, leads to the best performance and the broadest compatibility.
2 likes
juntogawa
6 months ago
I've said it before: Technology isn't anything in itself, it's a thing that makes way for other things. All unnecessary technology is - not surprising - unnecessary. Which means that the least cool, least trendy and least complex programming language with the least community and least things to discuss about, is the best programming language.
2 likes
juntogawa
6 months ago
Unfortunately C isn't native on the web. But if try your hardest to you make your code look and behave like C, everything gets better!
2 likes
So I'm doing it this weekend, but it will be released some time during the weekdays next week. Not a big release of course, just another snapshot looking into the development with all its flaws.
Please look forward to a badger getting completely destroyed by burnout