das-eck.hausmonica_b1998, monica_b1998@lemmy.world
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Posts and Comments by monica_b1998, monica_b1998@lemmy.world
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Comments by monica_b1998, monica_b1998@lemmy.world
Fine, I changed it to 120. I didn’t count precisely, just ballpark to give the readers an idea of the complexity level.
Employees of many corporations don’t have the luxury of choice. Apparently you do - more power to you!
thanks for the compliment!
technically yes, although i use the “1 instruction per line” rule and give the number so that readers have a rough idea of the complexity of the solution
Glad to hear you enjoyed it!
done, thanks a bunch!
I think it’s drawing some lines twice, but I didn’t think it’s worth adding more lines to prevent it. Suggestions, anyone?
Edit: I updated line 18 to let j = i + 1;
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Lua Tables - The Swiss Army Knife of Data Structures (slicker.me)
Fine, I changed it to 120. I didn’t count precisely, just ballpark to give the readers an idea of the complexity level.
Mini Logo Interpreter in 120 lines of pure JS (slicker.me)
Bubble Bobble: Lost Cave C64 by Dave's Retro Forge (daves-retro-forge.itch.io)
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Oldschool fire effect in 20 lines of pure JS (slicker.me)
Employees of many corporations don’t have the luxury of choice. Apparently you do - more power to you!
Pulling data from the web to Excel using Typescript and API (slicker.me)
Let's welcome 2026 with fireworks in JavaScript! (slicker.me)
thanks for the compliment!
technically yes, although i use the “1 instruction per line” rule and give the number so that readers have a rough idea of the complexity of the solution
Minesweeper game in 100 lines of pure JavaScript (slicker.me)
Golang Failure Handling & Retry Mechanisms (slicker.me)
Interactive Metaballs in JavaScript (slicker.me)
Interactive Newton's cradle in JavaScript (slicker.me)
Glad to hear you enjoyed it!