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I literally wanted to use RasberryPi to build this for my desktop since i loved those desk widgets showing cool info like the weather or time ... this is so cool!

Haha this is a good idea, it seems to just work on VS and IntelliJ ?

This is nice and something I'd probably use on my business's website hero-section!

I ended up beating the game haha, wanted an epic dialogue exchange at the end but it wasn't there :_)

Oh and I am really surprised we can build such games in TS and HTML, I thought you're using some game library to achieve all of this!

I'm ashamed to admit this was way too addicting. I was supposed to be commenting on meaningful Hacker News posts, but this game completely hooked me.

I loved how you went with the PostHog theme and made everything from the enemies to the story feel like it belongs inside the app ...lol.

What tech stack did you use to build this?

One small piece of feedback: I waited way longer than I needed to for the first boss to appear, and then I literally decimated him instantly. You might want to convey it through some feedback!

Other than that, I loved it and bookmarked it!

Oh okay :)

That makes sense now, you could also try something that gumroad does

"name a fair price" and let the user select or slide!

Interesting idea, one thing that genuinely confused me on the website it the slider on the pricing section, what does that mean ?

Sorry if it's obvious but it didn't make sense to me!

Robert I've forwarded a xlsx file for you to test on the email you've mentioned!

For sure!

You can test any edge-cases.

I'll send it over at the email you've shared!

Ahh this would've been so useful

I recently made an internal tool for my business where I could upload Excel inventory files and I ended up parsing everything natively then rebuilding the preview with UI tables. Never even crossed my mind that someone would've built a component just for this haha.

How does it perform with larger workbooks (say 20–50MB or hundreds of thousands of cells)?cDoes it virtualize rendering, or does it load the entire workbook into memory upfront? We typically get auction lists every week which is around 20-30 MB.