Nick

🚀 Coming in the next version of tsdown: built-in Node.js SEA (Single Executable Applications) support!

Now you can bundle your JS apps into a standalone executable with a single command:

tsdown --exe

i want to learn to make music... and i want to learn to make games... and i want to learn to sew, and to embroider, and improve at css & html & crochet, and i want to draw more and draw better and and and.... awaaaa dissolving into little worms

A screenshot of ASCII art spelling out in large letters "NLB/9", followed by the text "Next level business machine rev 9. Login? (y)" and a cursor prompt. The letters are cyan on a black background, slightly blurry/fuzzy due to the pink shadow on one side and the blue shadow on the other side.

I'm writing my jam game as a web game, using HTML/CSS/JS (React). I can't get over how effective this super lazy "CRT effect" is.

background: var(--black);
text-shadow:
-2px 0px 2px var(--pink),
2px 0px 2px var(--darker-cyan);
color: var(--cyan);

That's it!

this is a dope effect

oh my god i haven't thought about my leap motion in like a decade

Multiplayer 3D Browser Game Engine

I have been busy!! 😬 I've managed to abstract parts to reuse in other games for single or multiplayer (With authoritative Server). Im aiming to have an initial preview release out by end of march.

mavonengine.com

#indiedev #indiegame #solodev #gamedev #indiegamedev #threejs #threejsjourney #nodejs

So real

Experimenting with:
• OKLCH color blending
• CSS 3D perspective
• backdrop-filter glass
• sine-based wave staggering
• pointer inertia

Inspired by Ordinary Folk’s motion work.
Built in vanilla HTML/CSS/JS.

CodePen in the replies 👇

This is WILD

i built an entire x86 CPU emulator in CSS (no javascript)

you can write programs in C, compile them to x86 machine code with GCC, and run them inside CSS

lyra.horse/x86css/

Almost 3 years since editable.website won 2nd place at @sveltesociety.dev SvelteHack.

Since then, I’ve been busy turning this from a prototype into something solid.

A way to build CMS-free, in-place editable websites using only Svelte.

This is v2. 🥳

Reminds me of a small project I made for these kinds of controller layouts a while back -- might have saved me a bunch of time back then if this had existed!

nickesc - Overview Computer scientist and artist, graduate from Occidental College. Founder of @N-Escobar-Media - nickesc

Hey, I'm Nick!

I'm a JS developer that makes websites, tools and other experiments. I also sometimes make games! I'm excited to start sharing what I'm working on here :)

If you want to see what I'm building: github.com/nickesc

#developer #webdev #javascript #intro