New update on the web portfolio! Be live soon. Learned a whole bunch while I was gone: git, github, terminal on android (did I mention I am doing all this development from my phone?). I'll be updating the game soon too. See you then!

I'm taking the rest of the year off. Happy Holidays, everybody. See you next year. #webdev #portfolio

Coding a little tired today. Only edited the platform collisions to make platforming a little more challenging. Still have the platform floating #bug, problem for next week. #indiedev #gamedev #javascript #webdev #screenshotsaturday

Do you feel the Christmas already? Or you are still thinking about Halloween? Nevertheless the Thanksgiving is coming this week<3 Don't forget to add our game to Steam wishlist https://store.steampowered.com/.../Dr_Livingstone_I_Presume/

Just tried to catch up the #mobile version of the game to the #browser version. There are still some bugs like the scrolling speed and collision but I'll get that next time. I feel like working on #webdev now.

So I got rid of the canvas buttons because animating them along with the falling platforms got too complex. Now I'm having trouble with the DOM buttons, made with JS. Why can I click them outside of their bounds? Anybody else have this problem before?

Today I added some platforms that randomly generate. You realize how hard it is to code a game from vanilla javascript once your #GameMaker subscription expires. Building collision from scratch gives you a new appreciation for game engines. #challenge

Working on a climbing platformer with JavaScript. Let you know how it goes tomorrow. This is my first post so I'm excited

So, I got the infinite platforms working. Trouble is if you drop to a lower platform the ones below that will start to rise. Anybody got an idea? #bugs #bugfixes #platformer #indie #indiegamedev #gamedev #javascript #webdev

Shoobies leave a sticky trail of mucus in their wake, which can impede movement for any creature that steps in it.