amikazmi
Joined 16 years ago
Joined 16 years ago
One thing that looks a bit off is that part of the physics engine runs in reverse -
When a piece touch the high part of a pile, the sand is going UP from the bottom of the valley to the top, instead of from the top DOWN to the bottom
When the process finishes the end result is the same, it's just a bit strange :)
Example in https://youtu.be/Hp4nV4EjLgM?t=133
2. If the tests must be updated whenever the underlying implementation changes it might be testing too much- it's better to test behaviour, not implementation.
the "What Game UX Can Teach Designers about Product Design" article is pretty great too! thank you for sharing!
I remember it was really good, but couldn't find it anymore
But if they don't hit your server heavily, why do you care?
You couldn't solve this kind of riddles on the net because you need to ask someone yes/no questions to figure out the story :(
So I built this site to have fun, and play with angular.js / real-time (faye)
I'm using Rails, and https://github.com/gazay/gon gem does it for you nicely.
Coming from a Java background, I used to bang my head on the desk everything I had to write a boilerplate code for anonymous functions/classes.. luckily, there was Intellij IDE to ease the pain.
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