Gregory's ServerFor today's #lovebytetcc, I made it so the snow accumulates on the tree in 450 bytes. It's fun to revisit these challenges with more familiarity with the #uxn ecosystem.
https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/decadv/tree/main/item/tcc/day2.tal
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@slew Depends what you want to do. The best way to get started with uxn is reading the uxn tutorial: https://compudanzas.net/uxn_tutorial_day_1.html As well as the uxntal docs: https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/uxntal.html And the Varvara docs: https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/varvara.html For the OS, that's a whole different thing, also, it's very bleeding edge, you need to be familiar with the first link before diving into porporo.  @slew One of the first projects I did with uxn is write my wiki engine in it. Then am illustration program, try to find a task that could be well suited for uxn and go with that :) @slew @compudanzas's tutorial is a good place to start then, it goes through the basics in detail :) I'm always around if you need a hand with anything, or if something is unclear. Caught up with Day 4 of #lovebytetcc, the effect turned out nice. Pretty and trippy. It's amazing to see this year's #lovebytetcc with so much language variety, ocaml, BQN, k, etc.. Unfortunately, very few concatenative languages as usual. @neauoire I remember sitting in front of the computer as a kid (with no real skills whatsoever, just getting those first pixels to who up) wondering how the heck you'd get snowy pixels to accumulate... if will always feels like a magical thing to me! 😍 @lovebyteparty I remember the first time I saw world of sand and it felt like computers could do pure magic :D @neauoire oooh a super cool 00s thing I didn't know about, thank you! You mean *this* world of sand right? I can imagine! @lovebyteparty Might be a good little challenge to make next year, I made this little implementation in 400 bytes: |
@neauoire perhaps a naive question, but are there any up to date guides to getting/using uxn. Say, with the new OS additions. I felt foolish the other day, wasn’t sure which repo to clone or how to really start