Also, it's the most successful and widely known educational computer program to ever exist! Best part about writing it, is that not only is there almost NO code spoilers out there and you can use so many different design patterns/build methods to make it properly. That's why I am trying to do a term + 2d gui version of it on py, dart and web. This was my solution to being bored AF and finding new ways to deprive myself of the 8 hrs sleep I get a week kekkkkkks Keep up the good work, looking forward to what kinda awesome shit you gloriously lay to waste in the future. 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I'm right in the middle of banging out Oregon Trail too haha! Not sure how far you're looking to take it, but I have dope console UI stuff I made for it as well as decent chunks on other platforms like Flutter/Dart, and JS/Web. I was planning on banging out the python console version with terminal art and all that jazz plus an interactive one like the Apple II release using the Python Arcade 2d game library. To either non and/or super skill jacked developers this would seem boring AF but it's actually the PERFECT rut busting and gear turning practice method for making that aggressive power move needed to really dive into your shit as a programmer and advance to the next level (or maybe even 2!)
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Also, it's the most successful and widely known educational computer program to ever exist!
Best part about writing it, is that not only is there almost NO code spoilers out there and you can use so many different design patterns/build methods to make it properly. That's why I am trying to do a term + 2d gui version of it on py, dart and web. This was my solution to being bored AF and finding new ways to deprive myself of the 8 hrs sleep I get a week kekkkkkks
Keep up the good work, looking forward to what kinda awesome shit you gloriously lay to waste in the future. 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
absolute legend
literally the best intro i’ve ever seen. 10/10
I'm right in the middle of banging out Oregon Trail too haha! Not sure how far you're looking to take it, but I have dope console UI stuff I made for it as well as decent chunks on other platforms like Flutter/Dart, and JS/Web. I was planning on banging out the python console version with terminal art and all that jazz plus an interactive one like the Apple II release using the Python Arcade 2d game library.
To either non and/or super skill jacked developers this would seem boring AF but it's actually the PERFECT rut busting and gear turning practice method for making that aggressive power move needed to really dive into your shit as a programmer and advance to the next level (or maybe even 2!)
I feel so enlightened