What are you working on at the moment?

[Shizaho]

hi! i'm still at the very beginning of my coding journey but i very recently started to finally work on my very own webpage. honestly, i am just doing trial and error and gathering ideas currently. i should write down a few things i would like to work on, really..

silly little webpage with nothing special going on! :3
compared to everyone else it is probably super boring but whatever!!! also, i am really addicted to all the various 88x31 buttons. they are so pretty and flashy.

i am really excited to learn however. i've never really looked much into coding, but this is already so much fun!

[Leonia]

I've been working a little bit on a lot of things, but the one I've made the most progress on lately and been the most excited about is some stuff for my stream!

I made a stream starting soon screen with a transition I put a lot of effort into making look as unprofessional as possible while still being nice to look at, which was surprisingly hard! So much of the tools I use are really tailored to making things look as clean and professional as possible, so making them look a little sketchy is hard but rewarding. I also have added a bunch of cute and fun gifs that relate to the games I am playing, and also put together this cool gif for a game I plan to play later this year!



I made it using sprite rips to recreate an animation from King Kong: The Official Mobile Game Of The Movie (2005) and I think that's super cool since I didn't know this game existed at all a short time ago, and it seems close to being lost media now. The reason I made it is that I have a playthrough, review, and whole personal little long-form bit planned around playing Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie (2005) for the PS2. It's a game that I feel like a lot of people don't know about but is hugely influential in games as a medium in general! And also has a funny name 


I've also been working less intensely or successfully on trying to get started on making a strategy game in Godot, which has been surprisingly hard! Implementing grid-based movement in the Godot engine is very new to me, when making games I'm much more used to text based navigation which is so simple in comparison.

[Paprika]

I had a limited access for some time and the computer I was using blocked Javascript EVERYWHERE. I cannot tell you how many websites weren't available to browse or were displayed horribly. I went to my own website, forgetting that I started to rely heavily on JavaScript more and more for styling.

Some of the stuff was okay but the most recent pages were a calamity. So when I got back to my place, I decided to take off all JS from my website. It's quite difficult but I'm working on replacements and there's some I'm pretty proud of. So yeah, cleaning JS and changing all the related HTML and CSS.

Quite extreme but living with a machine that locked JS was reall eye opening on the modern web. My site should be available on these machines.

[dim]

I had a limited access for some time and the computer I was using blocked Javascript EVERYWHERE.

as someone who uses js a lot and heavily doubts i could stop doing so, i'm wondering how often such a case occurs? in what context does one end up on a machine that blocks it all, i wonder, as oblivious as that might come across!

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as for myself, i'm working on a writing / blog page which i expect to be able to publish really soon!