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Right, as jitl suggested. The BroadcastChannel is used to allow cross-datacenter messaging. So every script instance has its own set of clients and forwards incoming client messages to other script/datacenter instances.

I suppose this is not limited to multiple datacenters, but to multiple script instances in one datacenter as well.

TypeScript...

For me, that would be Eller's algorithm: http://www.neocomputer.org/projects/eller.html

It generates perfect mazes of arbitrary size M*N, using only O(max(M, N)) memory.

The "Brendan Eich club" is actually a small inside joke, as the sign was one of the official "features" of JSConf.eu 2011, where Brendan was an invited speaker :)

Yes, I asked for explanation of rejected proposals in 2017 and 2018. And I received it (they even officially encouraged failed proposers to ask for an explanation).

Right, the ban only covers following the conference online. Which is why I mentioned the verb in the title.

But it also might be their way of saying "also pls do not attend again, we do not want ya".

Author here. To clarify: as far as the organizational aspect is considered, those people are competent and top-notch. All the confs were highly professional, their experience with managing this stuff cannot be overlooked. But the social/communication layer is a bit nontransparent, in my opinion.

I have a JS "port" (not a 1:1 reimpl): https://github.com/ondras/primitive.js

Yeah, the author is aware. The game is rather easy.

HP regen was added as a fast&hacky way to make the game less difficult (non-regen versions were hard to beat).

(Also, you can F12 your JS console and hack the game's internals to your likings, adjusting your HP as necessary.)

For a non-PoC game, this would need to be more balanced.

Never got around, right. Most of the levels/rooms are okay-ish with respect to doors. What would you expect of a ruined tower hundreds of years old, filled with brambles and fallen plaster...

"Enter" activates a staircase.

Agreed. The overal design direction (have those glyphs "#" as it resembles thorns for a Game of Thorns inside a tower filled with brambles) won over usability in certain cases.

If this was a full-blown game (and not a 7-day proof of concept), I would try to make the combat UI more robust.

Right. https://github.com/ondras/sleeping-beauty/issues/1

Sorry for that. Apparently, that can happen from time to time. Re-loading will give you a fresh dungeon, if you have enough patience for that.

Yes, the game uses some (few) components from the rot.js toolkit.

What about http://www.roguebasin.com/index.php?title=Main_Page ?

Right, there is a line. The game is over, no more content :)

That wicked elf! Hopefully you will talk him out of that sticky situation.

No, all rooms shall be accessible. If not, it is a bug :/

No, only one.

Interesting, never encountered that during testing.

No, mobile devices are not supported, due to lack of time :(

No. For no particular reason. But there is generally little room for movement tactics, as you cannot flee from combat...

True. Unfortunately, my font of choice (Metrickal) only covers basic ASCII. But its glyphs are very neat otherwise :)

Thanks! I am glad that people find the combat system useful and comprehensible. Some have troubles distinguishing colors, though.

Roguetemple thread: http://forums.roguetemple.com/index.php?topic=3961.0

For me, XULRunner is a big success. I use it to run my own xul-based file manager (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/fire-commande...) and I definitely want this tech to stay alive and rocking!

fn+return does the trick on macs.

Tab works once you focus the map itself by e.g. clicking a node.

Hi,

would you mind opening an issue (at GitHub) and attaching the problematic .mm file?

Would you mind reporting these bugs to the official GitHub issue tracker? That would help fixing them and improving the app.