engineer at singularity 6 working on palia, @jordanorelli on twitter.
Who’s in my mouth? Players take turns as the guesser. The guesser closes their eyes. All other players roll a die. The player with the highest roll sticks their finger in the guesser’s mouth. The guesser can guess once whose finger is in their mouth. A correct guess is worth one point. Play continues until a player has scored five points. Kelseygram Players photoshop Kelsey Grammer…
On Making a Pizza Delivery Game I recently finished up working on a prototype of a small pizza delivery game called Andiamo. You can play it here: http://cdm.jordanorelli.com/games/andiamo/ Although I’ve finished working on it for the time being, it’s just a prototype, and not really a finished game. I feel that for the time being, I’ve learned enough from the project for me to…
self portrait, cut paper
I was on Etsy’s Instagram feed the other day. Neat :)
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apologies to Robert Hodgin . ( source )
picked up an ewi over the weekend, figured out how to play the mario theme. this has to be the dorkiest thing I’ve done all week.
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second gif experiment.
so this Processing library gifAnimation is pretty sweet. source someone pointed out that gifAnimation doesn’t work in processing 3.0. There’s a fork for processing 3.0 here but I haven’t tried it out: https://github.com/extrapixel/gif-animation/tree/3.0
Most developers that are familiar with dynamic scripting language like Ruby, JavaScript, or Python have been exposed to higher-order functions . Coming from a scripting background, it can be hard to translate that knowledge into Go, since the type system seems to get in the way. On the other hand, coming from a statically typed, primarily object-oriented language like C++, C#, or Java, the problem…