10, 10, 10!

Stuff on GitHub I'm storing there the sources of most of the projects I worked on, small and large. « go there!

Alea Optima A minimalist and portable solo tabletop RPG in which you explore procedurally generated Worlds. « go there!

Heroes of Micro & Moji III A squashed tribute to the HOMM3 fantasy strategy game in 1 kb of printable JS code. « go there!

Notoner A simple tool thought to help you play some print and play games and tabletop RPGs. « go there!

RogueCairn A random generator of small worlds designed to be explored following Yochai Gal's Cairn adventure game rules. « go there!

Massive Randomness 2 A Massive Darkness 2 one-shot quest random generator. « go there!

Generals of Stampadia An open-source print-and-play single-player Expandable Card Game. « go there!

The Scroll of Many Glances An experimental app-supported masterless fantasy RPG thought for mobile devices and inspired by PbtA and OSR tabletop role-play games. « go there!

Dungeons of Crimsonbranch A tiny adventure dice game you can play on a computer, a mobile device, or a sheet of paper, inspired by looter hack'n'slash RPG videogames. « go there!

Kuroshimu A procedural black box investigation game: the game simulates 56 days of 6 persons and generates a PDF newspaper from their testimonies for the player to guess what happened. « go there!

Rogue Rogue A secrets-packed roguelite single-screen platformer arcade game for 1-2 players heavily inspired by the 1986 Taito masterpiece Bubble Bobble and other great games from the past. « go there!

LCD Game - World Changers A simulator of a never existed physical LCD handheld conversion of World Changers, an action game inspired by old classics, like Cabal, Contra, and OutRun, and modern games like Gears Of War and mobile casual gaming. « go there!

Wizard Survivors Wizard Survivors is a 500-characters codegolfed tribute to the infectious game Vampire Survivors. « go there!

Travelers Of Stampadia The Chronicles of Stampadia card game spin-off! A daily print-and-play roguelike adventure card game you can play offline. « go there!

Programmino An implementation of the machine I've seen in my dreams. « go there!

PvP An opensource web browser 1-4 Players arena shooter you can play offline in split-screen and networked (experimental). « go there!

Chronicles Of Stampadia A daily print-and-play roguelike adventure you can play offline. « go there!

Goldscrolls A fast Print-and-Play Roll-and-Write Deckbuilder for two players. « go there!

Cardcade An experimental opensource digital card game system that offers a mechanic inspired by deck-building games to implement multiple types of game. « go there!

Razorthought A single-player Card Battler game I worked on in 2020 during the pandemic lockdown caused by COVID-19 virus. « go there!

Rewtro Papercraft videogame cartridges you can print and pirate with a copy machine. « go there!

World Changers A Contra-GearsOfWar inspired third person shooter you can play with one finger that can change the world. « go there!

Tighty Deadline A puzzle/arcade about level design. Easy is hard to design. « go there!

Wright! Magazine A thoughtful full-stack reimplementation of gaming in 80's and 90's. « go there!

Atwenture An open-sourced surreal social-collaborative Twitter-based text adventure that changes unpredictably. - DEAD « go there!

The Last Of At A Fanfictional Tribute Survival Roguelike in 1K of JS. « go there!

Gamecora TV A HTML5/JS/CSS3 TV about gaming that goes to the sources. Nobody in the middle. « go there!

JSTV Suite Make your own TV Channel with HTML5/JS/CSS3. The Gamecora TV heart. « go there!

HotGun You don't have any index. Pick a weapon and hunt data by yourself. Introducing the First Person Search Engine. « go there!

KWGN KesieWoolf Gaming Network is just a personal catalogue of my and my GF's videogames. Except for his look, behaviour and contents that are like a real gaming site. (Italian only) « go there!

Magaka Magaka is an opensource javascript engine that allows to create modern digital magazines using open web technologies. « go there!

VanillaOS Do you think that scrollviews are the vanilla of mobile apps? Taste this javascript implementation. « go there!

Meltingbot Meltingbot is a magazine about. REST calls, rectangle packing and CSS transformations mixed together. « go there!

Akihabara Pixelated indie-style videogames for your browsers and touch devices using HTML5, Javascript and nothing more! « go there!

StripThis! Web. Comic. For real. Create simple webcomics actually made with web and write them like blogging. « go there!

Kesiev Chiefs A Ruby media player in 300 lines of code « go there!

About me About me and my life. « go there!

WTF? A (unfinished) manga about... well... videogames! « go there!

Ichigo A strawberry flavoured package manager for linux. Your tiny Gentoo. « go there!

Something White Un libro di Bianca Brenna « go there!

Grow You feed. It grows. An unfinished project store/blog. And a full featured JS blog. « go there!

Kitty A podcast (DTV, Yahoo! Podcast and more) client for KDE written in C++! « go there!

Noribasic A basic simulator for Firefox! A real tribute to the old Commodore 64! « go there!

Kemail A GMail clone in PHP/MySQL! - DEAD « go there!

Kiobashin A kioslave that creates virtual filesystems using bashscripts under KDE! « go there!

Norifeeder An RSS Aggregator written in Javascript that simply works. For some technical limit, a PHP proxy with time-limited cache was added. « go there!

Nori Nori Block Nori Nori Block is online multiplayer tetris with statistics, custom game modes and more! « go there!

JJogle A search engine for real good words - by JJ! « go there!

Kaffepot A (old and unfinished) manga by KesieV. (Storyboard by Posixe/Lucio) « go there!

Jubble Bobble A full featured clone of Bubble Bobble for Siemens Java phones. « go there!

Nori Nori Revolution A DDR style game from the old kesiev.com site. « go there!

Kesievaders A Space Invaders clone from the old kesiev.com site. « go there!

Io, Io, Io!

Sei un thesaurus!

2008-06-14 10:54:51

Eccoci al secondo script in Ruby - stavolta meno ambizioso del primo.
Bianca, ogni tanto, scrive il suo libro (Link) sul mio portatile o sull'eeePC. Una cosa che manca, in buona parte dei wordprocessor per Linux e' un buon thesaurus, possibilmente stand alone - cosi' il signor Abiword (Link) puo' rimanere al suo posto.
OpenOffice (Link) ha un buon numero di thesaurus, compreso uno in italiano piuttosto giovane ma attivo (Link).
Dando un occhio alla struttura dei file ho notato che sono strutturati in maniera davvero molto semplice (file indice con posizione in byte dell'entry).
Per cui, in un quarto d'ora e qualche riga di Ruby, e' possibile fare un semplice Thesaurus Viewer che sia quanto meno utilizzabile.

Eccolo qua.

Ho trovato anche il tempo per strutturare un oggetto riutilizzabile, cosi' se serve, si puo' copiaincollare da qualche altra parte.
Come al solito, servono le Ruby-GTK2.
Ecco lo script. (Link)
Per farlo funzionare, infilate nella stessa directory dello script i file th_it_IT.idx e th_it_IT.dat e lanciatelo. Ovviamente dovrebbe funzionare anche con thesaurus in altre lingue e in formato OpenOffice 2.0... provare per credere (e per confermare ;) )

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KesieV Chiefs

2008-06-02 15:16:40

Ed alla fine... e' finito.
Ultimamente mi sono dedicato allo studio del Ruby (Link) ed alla fine e' saltato fuori, per gioco, il signor KesieV Chiefs (Link), un player a la iTunes scritto con 300 righe di codice. E' sbagliato ma, come sapete, se si puo' fare, si fa - come e' nella mia filosofia.
Il Ruby e' un linguaggio dalle forti potenzialita': e' davvero un linguaggio fatto per la gioia degli sviluppatori e, visto che il nostro mestiere e' gia' costellato da architetture folli, convenzioni disumane e/o dettate dalla macchina, e' anche giusto che ci sia qualcuno che pensi a noi... agli utenti ci pensa il prodotto!

E' diventato il mio nuovo linguaggio per hack... erano secoli che non avevo l'occasione di scrivere un'applicazione per il desktop!

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Ma vedi un po...

2008-05-14 09:24:48

...se l'informazione alternativa mi deve arrivare da Metro, il giornale gratuito piu' diffuso in metropolitana:

Grand Theft Auto 4

"Molti lo considereranno come il solito videogioco violento, ma se interpretato con la giusta chiave di lettura aiuterà a ridere (anche se amaramente) su aspetti del degrado sociale che viviamo costantemente fra telegiornali e serial televisivi." (Link)

Ho spesso criticato metro per una certa incompetenza nel comparto "pop videoludico" ma stavolta mi trovo d'accordo e mi complimento... Anche se l'articolo e' nella sezione "Video giochi mobile"...
L'articolo lo trovate a pagina 18 del supporto cartaceo, del PDF sul sito ufficiale (Link) e, se ve lo siete perso, potete scaricarlo qua (Link).

(Grazie Morpheus per la notifica)

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