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<mala>ooh with Spritely being on the cutting edge of web standards, this experiment looks kinda promising https://twitter.com/fserb/status/1794058245901824349

<dthompson>mala: ooh neat!!

<jfred>Participating in the game jam this year has given me a renewed appreciation for all the work that goes into making games ^^;

<jfred>But also that template repo made it way more approachable!

<jfred>I do get the feeling that this is the kind of thing that gets a lot easier with practice too

<dthompson>jfred: it does! I tried and failed many many jams before I ever submitted something to one

<jfred>I definitely appreciated that this one was longer than just a weekend. Definitely didn't have anything at all by the end of the first weekend (especially since I was helping my friend move this time haha)

<jfred>still all I have is (buggy) character movement and projectile firing but if I can manage to add some basic health tracking today I might have something partly playable XD

<dthompson>go go go! I believe in you jfred :)

<jfred>thanks :)

<cwebber>ooh

<cwebber>excited to see what you make jfred!

<old>dthompson: thanks. And how does sandboxing works? Maybe this question is more related to WASM than hoot itself. Sorry about that, but I don't really get how one could sandbox a plugin in WASM for example

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