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IWC Berlin 2024 worklog
General idea: make a convient flow to post entries from Bytejams etc. - TIC-80 programs with screenshot and ideally a video click, link code etc
β make post templates support videos (vs manually writing <video> tags)
β make micropub endpoint support videoss (seems I already did that in the past)
π© find micropub client for video uploaad
🟥 tried shpub since it offers generic file upload, login didnt work with current PHP
🟥 checking if I can get a token with Gimme A Token to feed into it - its offline, but used downloaded copy.
🟩 I guess curl it is... using that to upload some files
✅ created posts (with images for now) for a two recent bytewall submissions: 1, 2
✅ Allow setting image-scaling: pixelated for pixel-based art.
🟥 Think about how to tie in video generation
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β found bug: make post titles work from micropub
Another bytewall contribution for Deadline 2024, this time a text-based take on a plasma-like effect. Also on livecode.demozoo.org
A bytewall contribution for Deadline 2024, a variant on the connected dots effect combined with my go-to lightning effect. Also on livecode.demozoo.org
It's 33 days until the lovebyte demo party (9-11th February 2024)!
I recently got back into TIC-80 effects coding a bit and the lovebyte orga invited me to contribute to the 40 days countdown - each day a 256byte sizecoded effect - and here it is! The cart will be released as part of a big pack with everyone elses contributions at the event.
Now to actually making a prod to enter that's not just a rehash of thisβ¦
In a recent post I used large
<pre><code> blocks, and I'm not happy with how these look for long lines that overflow, and thus cause a scrollbar. On the other hand, I don't just want to force them to wrap, because that also looks confusing IMHO.
In a computer magazine I read often, they do put a small arrow at the end of lines that are force-wrapped to fit the page layout, to make it clear that it is just a visual wrap. I quite like that formatting, but replicating it on the web seems to be complicated. This page has the best implementation I've seen yet, but a) requires wrapping each line in a <div> and b) puts it at the end of the container, not right behind the wrapping point. The first would be ok, I could add processing to the site code to automatically add those, the second I need to investigate if it can be changed or not.
Indiewebcamp hide-and-seek: Which audio device is Zoom connected now? Are they in the laptop? Are they in the headphones? ...
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