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[–] Ategon@programming.dev 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

There was one open a bit ago but its now closed. tldr the swap to Bun from node broke things on some operating systems

https://github.com/Xyphyn/photon/issues/253

[–] Ategon@programming.dev 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

The bot works on an opt in system, mods have to approve it for communities otherwise id be violating the lemmy.world bot guidelines

[–] Ategon@programming.dev 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I remember there was some equivalent action but dont know for sure what it was since I didnt use mobile

[–] Ategon@programming.dev 3 points 1 year ago

Oh huh I didnt even realize you could pan like that, guess one of those has to be removed and moved to something else unless its detected between hold and tap

[–] Ategon@programming.dev 1 points 1 year ago (2 children)

scrolling the scroll wheel scrolls the map and clicking down on the wheel over a pixel color picks

[–] Ategon@programming.dev 11 points 1 year ago (2 children)

The only thing that was removed after the canvas freeze was the map flag

[–] Ategon@programming.dev 8 points 1 year ago (8 children)

You could middle click to color pick in the event

[–] Ategon@programming.dev 6 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

To get it actually running you need to do more than set up just the env but ive got what I needed to do here

https://share.ategon.dev/u/IzcMWM.md

If you want to allow logging in so you can test the features that get unlocked from that heres some code changes to get it working so you can bypass setting up openid

http://share.ategon.dev/u/W7IODE.md

Client will be up at localhost:5173

[–] Ategon@programming.dev 5 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Its fixed in the build im working on now and will be back soon. Just finishing up one other feature

[–] Ategon@programming.dev 8 points 1 year ago

the green is blank pixels, its white on the actual canvas

[–] Ategon@programming.dev 10 points 1 year ago

Note if its resized the cooldown could also possibly be reduced

[–] Ategon@programming.dev 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

have you sent a code in the past and accidentally copied that one instead (usually codes take a bit to show up and theyre different every time you request them) or are you adding in some extra characters like a space on either side

also what code are you copying in (as in whats the source youre getting it from)

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by Ategon@programming.dev to c/sublinks@discuss.online
 

Hey everyone! Ill be starting to share updates on the frontend visuals here like I was doing with Pangora before it got merged into Sublinks

  • Edit: note for people who are wandering in here not knowing what Sublinks is. Sublinks is an upcoming fediverse link aggregator separate from lemmy. It will have api compatibility on release so frontends and apps should still work but the project will be focusing a lot on mod tools and federation updates once it reaches parity. This UI is the default frontend I'm designing for it

Starting off with some progress I've been making on the Home Page. Been taking things I enjoy from both alternate frontends such as Photon and Tesseract, as well as Misskey forks like Iceshrimp and Sharkey.

People who followed me as I was developing Pangora might recognize a lot of similar design decisions

Still in progress but ill try to share new progress at least every couple of days when I work on it with new additions

The left sidebar can be collapsed to show only icons for people who want a bit more space for post cards

Hovering over an option adds a popover saying what it is

In addition when you scroll down the navbar shrinks a bit to give you more space for post cards. On mobile the navbar hides completely when you scroll down and then shows again when you scroll up


The frontend is still heavily in progress so things may change a lot still before release as I refine it. If you've got suggestions feel free to give me them

 

Hey everyone! Someone on lemmy is running a eurovision-like event called Lemmyvision that we are participating in.

The community for it is at !lemmyvision@jlai.lu

What is Lemmyvision?

The contest will involve different countries each deciding on one song to send to the contest and then people will be able to vote for which one is their favorite. The aim is to promote different languages and cultures from around the world, to share more between our online communities across Lemmy, and discover songs from lesser known artists.

Why are we in?

Programming.dev isnt a country but we have been given an exception due to one aspect of our instance that usually is not represented in these competitions but still brings a lot of music, game soundtracks.

If you prefer to participate but for your country instead feel free to discuss it over on the country lemmy community, its been getting announced around in some spots

How is our submission decided?

We will be running a vote to select what song we will be sending to the competition.

Over the next week submissions will be open for people to submit 1-2 songs for the voting round. After a week these will be collected and will be voted on in heats before doing a final round vote to determine the winner.

Submission rules

  • Songs must have been released within the last year (after January 1st, 2023).
  • Songs must be used within a game and not be popular OR be made for a game

Example soundtracks

Songs not made within the last year (but are here for inspiration / showing possible vibes of tracks)

Examples of songs made within the last year

Where do I submit songs?

You can submit using this link: https://polls.programming.dev/k27X

Stay tuned for song voting in a week :)

 

Share some progress, text or screenshots of some development on your game!

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by Ategon@programming.dev to c/meta@programming.dev
 

We have a bunch more supporting sites for the instances that have been set up. All of these are contributor sites which means accounts on them are available to programming.dev contributors, and/or admins.

Vault

Vault is a password manager running vaultwarden. It will be used to pass along login details when setting up accounts for users on the various contributor sites since registration isnt opened. The link for it is https://vault.programming.dev.

Files

Files is a site for file hosting and url shortening for then linking in places such as programming.dev. As an example heres a markdown file I added in https://files.programming.dev/u/9jsOS3.md and heres a link that redirects to an image http://files.programming.dev/go/meme.

Files can be given compression, a time it expires in, a maximum amount of views, and a password if you want to limit who can access it. The software used is Zipline.

The site for files is at https://files.programming.dev

Schedule

Schedule is a meeting poll site to find out what time people want to meet. This will be primarily used and have a poll link posted when we are scheduling events. The software used is rallly.

The site is at https://schedule.programming.dev and ive got an example poll at https://schedule.programming.dev/invite/Zwr8x2wrQBGA.

Polls

Polls is a poll site for getting information. Will be used when we want to poll the community about something or do something like a year end survey on stats for people using different languages, etc. Software used is input.

 

We updated our hosting of the mlmym frontend at old.programming.dev to version 0.0.40 which fixes an issue where bots could abuse a redirect feature for SEO.

You can see the details of the issue here: https://github.com/rystaf/mlmym/issues/101

 

Introducing blocks.programming.dev! This is a site to add small code snippets you make for sharing easily in threads in programming.dev if you need to do something like put the same code in multiple spots.

The site is running using software called opengist and is essentially an equivalent to gists in github. Repo for it is here https://github.com/thomiceli/opengist.

Snippets are accessible both in the web interface and using git if you prefer adding in code from your text editor and then pushing it.

You can find the site here: https://blocks.programming.dev.

 

Introducing a new supporting site for the instance, git.programming.dev aka Forge! This is a spot where development on things relating to the instance will be taking place. This includes for each thing having source code, task boards, and issue trackers viewable.

This gives us a spot away from GitHub so we don't have to rely on them for hosting our code. In addition, Forgejo, the software used, is working on federation so eventually features could be implemented to do things such as interact with Forge directly from our instances.

Who is allowed to make an account?

Anyone is free to make an account on the site provided you have not broken our code of conduct and have gotten banned from one of the instances.

What is allowed to be hosted?

Any code that relates to things we do on the fediverse or outside the fediverse but relating to programming.dev is allowed to be hosted on Forge. This includes things such as bots made for lemmy/sublinks, alternate frontends, software we host, tools, etc.

As an example alternate frontends like photon, alexandrite, etc. are free to choose to be hosted on Forge. Software such as Sublinks, etc. can be hosted, and various misc bots and tools such as Fediseer, Automod, etc. can be hosted.

Anything hosted on forge must be able to support the programming.dev instance it is built around. This means that things like bots and alternate frontends for the programming.dev instance must be able to support sublinks.

How can I make an organization on Forge?

If you want an organization on Forge to group a collection of repos together feel free to reach out to one of the team leads or email info@programming.dev.

How can I contribute to a programming.dev repo?

If you want to contribute code feel free to fork the relevant repo and then make a pull request back to it with the changes. If you have an idea for something that can be added to a platform or a bug report open up an issue on the relevant repo in the Programming.Dev org.

If you're interested in contributing a large amount to the programming.dev repos feel free to reach out to me (Ategon) on discord or matrix or email info@programming.dev and I can add you to the development team.

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by Ategon@programming.dev to c/meta@programming.dev
 

Two of our programming.dev alternate frontends have been updated to their most recent versions.

Voyager (v.programming.dev)

Has been updated from version 1.37.4 -> 1.41.0

Main changes:

  • You can long press on comments/posts to get the more actions sheet
  • Gifs can be configured to autoplay always, never, or on wifi
  • When tapping into a post the video continues to play seamlessly
  • Videos in the feed have a mute icon you can toggle
  • You can now hide self-post thumbnails in compact mode
  • You can now set it so you always need to tap to reveal child comments
  • Large post voting buttons can be hidden
  • Community icons can be hidden
  • Link creation now has a dialog for entering link info
  • Subscript and superscript support for markdown
  • You can now long press usernames to block

Mlmym (old.programming.dev)

Has been updated from version 0.0.36 -> 0.0.38

Main changes:

  • Image uploads has been fixed
 

Share some progress, text or screenshots of some development on your game!

 

Share some progress, text or screenshots of some development on your game!

 

This is a place to share high quality news and discussion around technological advancements and changes

Theres a bunch of technology communities currently but they tend to fill a different niche than this one as they tend to be about all topics relating to technology (including legislation, company news, etc.) rather than honing in on tech progress

Things that fit:

  • New tech releases
  • Major tech changes
  • Major milestones for tech
  • Major tech news such as data breaches, discontinuation

Things that don't fit

  • Minor app updates
  • Government legislation
  • Company news, layoffs
  • Opinion pieces

Links:

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submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by Ategon@programming.dev to c/meta@programming.dev
 

We finally have a blog site where you can easily see news relating to Programming.Dev! Theres an rss feed if you want to add it to your rss reader and posts from it will be mirrored onto all of our platforms (eventually ideally automated)

Theres a small welcome post I made on there and we should be releasing more things this week that will get announced there and then mirrored here

It turned out that most things I was working on are being completed mostly all at once so there will be daily news posts about new things dropping for a bit. Theres currently 4 things in the queue to be released

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