The timer adds more pressure and excitement.
Really simple and slick game - well done OP and congrats on the launch!
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The timer adds more pressure and excitement.
Really simple and slick game - well done OP and congrats on the launch!
This is an absolute gem! Thank you!
I really like this panel, do you have a linux version config or dot files that is similar looking?
Looks cool at a glance and wishing you all the best with it!
It's all going to plan ;)
I have gone through the joys and pain of having an app approved and pushed live, to being teared down and removed for not meeting certain guidelines.
What frustrates me, is the reasons are very vague or don't have go into detail as to how YOUR app is in violation.
It is just a generic statement and you have to go through the hell of trial and error to figure it out.
The main ones I have faced are the following.
* Not adhering to Families policy requirements policy
* Not adhering to Google Play Developer Programme Policies
My apps are games built using Trusted Web Applications (TWA) and Google talk about the following...
"Your app must not merely provide a webview of a website or have a primary purpose of driving affiliate traffic to a website, regardless of ownership of the website. We are constantly exploring ways to enable new experiences for kids app developers. If you are interested in joining our Trusted Web App pilot for education apps, please submit your interest here"
My apps have no ads, no tracking, no analytics, they have a privacy policy, but it still gets rejected. :(
Going through the pyramid brought back so many amazing memories. Had such a great trip here and because of this, I got to experience it again.
The website interactions are silky smooth and beautifully done and the image quality is just incredible!
Thanks for putting this together!
There is a community still going around this where people post there movies and stuff - https://www.3dmm.com/
Oh wow, good times!
I got carried away playing, was super fun. Nice one OP!
One of the key things I can't go without now in my workflow is a clipboard manager.
I use Rofi (https://github.com/davatorium/rofi) in combination with Greenclip (https://github.com/erebe/greenclip) and it's a Godsend.
I have a custom keybinding (super key + c) that will bring up the Rofi menu to fuzzy search through previously copied items or pinned items. Super handy when writing code, finding old snippets, etc.
Can't recommend it enough.