Genre-crossing horror game Them combines first-person terror with super-cutesy platforming to create a bizarre and compelling short 😱 https://t.co/yXUDKklS4B @LexipGames
@m_iraji /MyApp
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/ Infrastructure
/ UI
اینطوری که port رو توی core نگه میدارم که فقط interface ها هستند. adapter ها میرن توی infrastructure که پیاده سازی کتابخونههای جانبی میشن.
این رو به عنوان ایده کلی در نظر میگیرم دیگه بسته به صورت مساله، لایه و تغییرات ایجاد میکنم
@m_iraji وظایف اصلی رو توی core پیاده سازی میکنم، اما اگر این وظایف اصلی برای اجرا نیاز به کتابخونه جانبی داشته باشه، با IoC بیرون لایه core پیاده سازیش میکنم. دیگه هر تعداد لایه جانبی نیاز داشته باشی بستگی به صورت مساله داره. سعی میکنم خیلی minimal باشه که پیچیدگی به حداقل برسه
Indie devs, don’t market your game like it’s AAA.
- You’re indie.
- Be weird.
- Be raw.
- Be silly.
- Be authentic.
Use your size as your weapon, not your excuse. You've got this!
@moshhamedani I mostly use AI tools like ChatGPT and Grok for research when I’m working on software development—not so much for generating code. I have Copilot, but I’ve disabled code completion and rarely use it.
I keep hearing on podcasts all these people raving about how AI is revolutionizing programming and I just don't see it. At all. (I think this may happen eventually, but what is being done right now is not really on the path to it).
Originally I thought, okay, these are just people who don't understand programming saying this stuff. It'll fizzle out once people try it and realize it doesn't work that well. But that was almost 2 years ago and it is still going, and the claims keep getting bigger.