jacwah

Sorry, it's an easy target :)

@SimonForsberg Vue - Rewrite your frontend again!

@SimonForsberg Sounds fun!

@Phrancis Hi!

@SimonForsberg Working :(

First time doing C/C++ development on Windows. Linking is weird, I miss /usr/local/lib

Playing around with OpenGL: github.com/jacwah/ptarium

@Phrancis No, but it should be fairly straight-forward to implement, modulo modifying the server api

[
   {
      "Choose 2 at random":[
         "Summon 1 Bodyman to your Battlefield",
         "Summon 1 Conscript to your Battlefield",
         "Summon 1 Longshot to your Battlefield"
      ]
   },
   [
      "Set SICKNESS to 0 on targets",
      "Change ATTACK by 1 on targets",
      "Change MAX_HEALTH, HEALTH by 1 on targets"
   ]
]

@Phrancis Maybe something more semantic like a json format? Should be easier to generate any type of styling from it. I remember doing a bunch of work to represent descriptions more semantically on the server to allow better capitalisation etc. E.g. github.com/Cardshifter/Cardshifter/pull/433

@SimonForsberg I think hold'em (and other traditional card games) works well with several players. Not sure what makes the difference.

@SimonForsberg I had a great time! Will be sure to @ you if I visit Göteborg

Thats me to the left!

@DainIronfootIII Hi!

We'll just have to meet up in Denmark then

@Phrancis Of course!

@SimonForsberg I have a dinner planned, but it should be no problem to meet up after! Send me a mail at [email protected] if you want to talk non-publicly.

@SimonForsberg That sounds really fun, I'll have to see if I can make it

@SimonForsberg Yup, student at KTH

@SimonForsberg Yet another cardshifter client, no surprises there :)

@SimonForsberg It has really been a long time! I'm doing well, in first year of uni now (computer engineering). How have you all been doing? I've kept an eye on the Github repos, and seen some recent activity which is fun!

I'm alive

I think contrasting the text from the background in the tutorial would make it more readable. Maybe fade the background or something?

@bazola That looks really good!

Hey!

Yeah I've started out, but got stuck so I think I'll need some help

hey @Marc-Andre, I left some more comments. i feel bad for criticising so much, i just want to tell you that it's great that you're taking the time and fixing stuff!

Cool!

The thing is that it will be removed from develop if your branch is merged

About Travis, I think it's worth having a discussion before removing it. Maybe I should open an issue about it?

Well I'm blind to not see the next line so no worries :)

Or use bash for windows :)

@Marc-Andre It comes down to preference really. Having separate pull requests just makes reviewing easier and gives a better overview in my opinion.

This new projects feature on github is pretty cool

What are you using instead?

@Marc-Andre I'm taking a look at your pull request, comments coming up :)

@skiwi I've been using it a bit

im good! how are you?

hey!

@Marc-Andre Sorry for late answer, but as far as I can remember that just popped up randomly. In that case, restarting the build should fix it. I can be wrong though.

hey

Yeah

@Marc-Andre I got a really good answer to my PR if you're interested!

Here it is: github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/39246

@Marc-Andre Yeah I did! It's just a tiny thing for rustdoc, and it isn't going too well lol

hey

Thanks I'll do that if I have more questions!

Yeah I've kept it open as a tab, but the only answerer hasn't even responded to my comment :(

Not at the moment, but I might pick that project up again some time in the future

@Marc-Andre yeah it was merged :)