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daydream-diary updated their site.

1 week ago

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8ballreject 1 week ago

the last unicorn!!!!! so pretty

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daydream-diary marufunland

1 week ago

OMG the redesign is so cool, I really like the vibe you are going for ^.^

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marufunland 1 week ago

THANK YOU!! you're so sweet daydream >_<

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diremptiness skigothy

1 week ago

The claymation you have going on here is amaaaaaaaaaazing!

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skigothy 1 week ago

thank you! that means a lot from someone with a site as insane as yours hahaha

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k4ich4i updated their site.

1 week ago

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petrapixel

2 weeks ago

guys, it's time. i'm making a beginner's javascript tutorial. it's going to be structured a bit differently than most javascript tutorials, so i need to know: what are some things you want to know how to do with javascript? :]

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petrapixel 2 weeks ago

ideas i've had so far: how to make things happen on click, randomizing order of elements, random generator, dark mode

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petrapixel 2 weeks ago

btw, sound effect tutorial is here ! https://petrapixel.yorniq.xyz/coding/sound-tutorial

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just-a-husk 2 weeks ago

writing code that isn't slow. Javascript bloat is a real issue, so some guidelines on efficiency/not overusing javascript would be helpful to many people if included

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tofutush 2 weeks ago

would using localStorage, eg 'how to remember information for next time' or something, be too advanced?

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petrapixel 2 weeks ago

@tofutush i was actually planning to add that to the 'dark mode' section :)

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maxcrunch 1 week ago

I'm super stuck on JavaScript dates. it seems like no matter what I do it shows the date a day before the date I actually put in. I know this has something to do with time zones but I just can't figure it out lol.

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frutigeraeroarchive 1 week ago

calendar/analog clock

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just-a-husk 1 week ago

I second @maxcrunch their comment because i had to deal with that once for my job, javascript dates are super confusing for beginners

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zhongvie 1 week ago

maybe dark mode could have a bundle with font toggles? since they both rely on localStorage, and font toggles also are a good way to learn to target elements (which still confuses me a little sometimes)

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myteaisgettingcold 1 week ago

honestly? I usually just copy and paste java cause none of it makes sense to me lol!! so the basics and learning how to understand what the different commands mean would be an extremely helpful first step

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miss-david 1 week ago

ooouhh! I literally started wanting to code javascript since i've been using more and more snippets from w3schools. i'd like a tutorial on maybe the syntax to start, basic commands, and basic things you would need to know to begin building stuff like a to-do list or pomodoro timer?

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edgelord567 1 week ago

I've always seen people have really cool websites with draggable things and I think that would be very cool if you could make a tutorial on how to do that with javascript

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dew132 1 week ago

cookies? (not cookies used by 3rd parties, i hope)

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jojo-website 1 week ago

i think a tutorial on javascript event listeners and how to write functions would be good

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infinite-dreams 1 week ago

If there's a way to load sidebar items on every page without having to use includeHTML and without breaking any of the Javascript functions of said sidebar items. I've read your tutorial on making the same layout for every page, but it's not compatible with Sadgrl's layout, which I use as a base. So I've been resorting to using includeHTML for all my layout items.

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lunenuit 1 week ago

I actually love the idea of the dark mode

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crispypata 1 week ago

Garbage collection. Although, browsers nowadays has some built-in GC, I fear that my messy code could unexpectedly leak some unintended stuff. Maybe best practices on some declarations and destructors or something.

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electric-dot-gay 1 week ago

echoing the local storage thing, just remembering accessibility preferences of users. i know you've said you'll add it : )

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badjoke 1 week ago

i think the hardest part of javascript (and programming in general) is translating real-world problem solving into a complete sequence of programming steps. a tutorial focused on that gap would be really helpful, since that’s always been my main struggle. especially with javascript relying so much on its environment like the dom.

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petrapixel 6 days ago

@badjoke love this idea! have you got an example?

petrapixel updated their site.

2 weeks ago

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resources/vocabulary

resources/userscript-tutorial

resources/stop-using-social-media

resources/software-recs

resources/notion

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petrapixel 2 weeks ago

sound effect tutorial is here ! https://petrapixel.yorniq.xyz/coding/sound-tutorial

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slowhorizon 2 weeks ago

nice

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plastigon diremptiness

2 weeks ago

Checked out your site after I saw you commented on mine and DAMN this is cool! Everything here oozes with so much style, and the vibes kinda remind me of the new Marathon, with a little bit of Cyberpunk 2077. Killer site!!

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diremptiness 1 week ago

Wow thank you so much! You've got a good eye. A large chunk of my inspiration takes from artists like Antireal (who unfortunately had her artwork stolen by Bungie while developing Marathon) and The Designer's Republic with a heavy dose of the cyberpunk aesthetic as well to unify everything. Felt like a good fit since it has such a large focus on presenting text/data and I've got a "no image" rule.

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maggnet

2 weeks ago

This is already observable as an option on my site but in the Void, does it make sense to have a button that leads you to the homepage AND a button that leads you to the last page you were on? Do either make sense???

diremptiness plastigon

2 weeks ago

Your site is so cool! The way your index is built to look exactly like a video game title screen makes it feel so welcoming. I love how in Four-Legged Spider the music slowly builds as you progress too, I was jamming by the time the tombstone dropped on my little guy!

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plastigon 2 weeks ago

Thanks so much! Also yeah haha, I coded that game with TabF5 and that was one of his ideas! Glad you enjoyed my site, and our little game!

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pencilvoid diremptiness

2 weeks ago

Thanks for following!

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diremptiness 2 weeks ago

Of course! Your site is very cool and it's a pleasure finding someone else going for a lightweight text-heavy design philosophy.

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diremptiness

2 weeks ago

I bought a domain because why not. While it would be nice for folks to update their links (the new URL is https://dir.emptiness.io), it's ABSOLUTELY NOT REQUIRED AT ALL as it will still end up at the same place. At the end of the day this is just because I saw an opportunity and the URL makes me giggle.

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dru1dsden 2 weeks ago

awesome bro, love to hear it

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enflicted 2 weeks ago

nice! I'll change it on my end on my next update, congrats on the domain.

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gameheart 2 weeks ago

Nice! i have thought about doing the same, but i feel like my stupid little site doesn't deserve a bespoke url lol.

diremptiness 2 weeks ago

@gameheart you take that back your site is so cool

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gameheart 2 weeks ago

@diremptiness ok ok... if you say so. i'm gonna buy a domain

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ichomancer 2 weeks ago

Dude the progress on your website is insane the style is just unfathomable

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pacrobat 2 weeks ago

i shit you not, i forgot i had a domain under pacrobat already and that was the whole reason i even chose that name

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diremptiness 2 weeks ago

@ichomancer That really means a lot especially when your site has such a distinct and fun style as well! @pacrobat Well there you go!

diremptiness houseinthewoods

2 weeks ago

Thank you for the follow! I love how tactile so many of your pages feel. Also thank you for making me aware of the Panic Playdate, which I am now trying oh so very hard to not impulse buy and wait until it's more financially responsible to do so.

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houseinthewoods 1 week ago

Ah, thank you very much! Yes, the Playdate... I need to actually finish a game for it. It's very fun to develop for though! It is a bit pricey though, but if you have the means, it's real cool! And it's so accessible to make things for.

diremptiness chilblands

2 weeks ago

Late to this, but thanks for the follow! As others have mentioned, your ascii aesthetic is so cool. The flowchart on the media page is especially inspired and it is great to see another Silk Sonic fan trying to pay off Bruno's gambling debts

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diremptiness 2 weeks ago

Also wait hold up using braille dots for the play/pause/skip buttons is actually genius

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chilblands 2 weeks ago

Thank you! My first index was braille asciis, but I removed it because change shape on different screen sizes (https://chilblands.yorniq.xyz/oldthemes/indexv1). We need more Silk Sonic!!!

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diremptiness updated their site.

2 weeks ago