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With talk here of Ruby stagnating, has anyone checked out Crystal? I have not but have been curious about it.

Shout out to Cube for giving us the ENet library.

Anyone using it for game dev? Like just having the agent try to build a game?

I was 9 when I first played EverQuest - I'm now 35. That game taught me how to type on a keyboard.

Probably the game that influenced my life the most. RIP Brad, and shout out to the team.

I think if you made this a plugin for an existing engine, say Godot, you could get a lot of use out of it. I'd use it!

Why? He's made significant contributions to political discourse and science.

This might be a terrible idea, and likely would never work for a multitude of reasons, but I was wondering if everyone in the future were gaming via streaming services that way players wouldn’t be running the game on their own hardware or software.

I want to work on a grid-based inventory system similar to those found in aRPGs and extraction games in the Godot engine.

Is this a competitor to Heroiclabs (Nakama, Hiro, Satori)? Just trying to understand more where Talo fits. Seems like it's Hiro + Satori wrapped in one, but minus Nakama which would be the game server.

Sounds cool. I'm interested in netcode using Godot. Is there a Git repo I can check out?

What did you get from it? I read it, but like most self-help books - I felt like it could've been 1/4 the size. The book could've been 10-20 pages.

Once the message is clear, they become a slog IMO. The author was smart in coming up with something catchy like "deep work" to mean, you get shit done and do some of your best work and learning when you have time set aside being distraction free.

1) You love the Ruby programming language.

2) It's battle-tested. Tried and true. Batteries included. Can have a web app with most functionality needed running in minutes.

3) There are more reasons, but there are other good options as well. No reason to use Rails if you're not interested in Ruby.